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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1893
Page
2
Fashion notes describe lustred silks and embroidery, new basque bodices with umbrella backs, and a wide palette from red bengaline to turquoise blue. The piece highlights tailored English cloth outfits, contrasting linings, trimmed gowns, and decorative accessories like silverware and ornate braidings.
The column critiques black attire, praising velvet and lace for display, notes on hair care and color trends, mentions Queen Wilhelmine’s dolls and a camel hair gown for a young girl, and highlights elegant silver bowls for flowers.
Cambric or nainsook apron crafted with dainty design for school wear. Plain hem option on skirt and a touch of embroidery around the neck add a refined finish suitable for classroom attire.
Some new goods appear heavy but are loosely woven, resulting in dresses that feel much lighter than expected. The description notes the fabric's airy quality and the surprising ease of wear from delicate yet sturdy construction.
The Capitol in Washington hosts a famed ladies corner behind columns near Garfield and Ethan Allen statues. It features leather sofas and a social hub where representatives and visitors mingle during sessions. The area serves as a subtle training ground for social life and easing bashfulness among new members.
The article notes river slopes into the Mississippi with east tributaries averaging eight inches per mile and western ones about six inches. It lists Missouri’s descent after mountains at roughly a foot per mile, Des Moines 7.3 inches, Ohio’s total fall at one inch, and the Mississippi from Ohio to the gulf at two and a half inches. It also cites PennsylvaniA Anta coal contributions totaling 90 million tons of 179 million mined nationally, Illinois following with 18 million tons.
A brief rural reminiscence quotes a mother and children discussing prayers. Tilly answers with a brisk, shared duty, revealing family religious practice in a small community context.
A brief exchange sketches troubling moments for the Darktown Ball Club. The Catcher questions Pinkss readiness for a fight while the Pitcher boasts of catching a foul and making a home run in a terse club exchange.
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