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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1899
Page
2
A piece on women's attire through life stages from infant cap to widow’s veil, followed by a cautionary essay on the bad habit of biting thread while sewing. The verse notes changing roles and the bridal wreath, the matron, and the widow, ending with a rant against thread biting.
A white muslin dress features a corsage of broad white ribbon printed with pompadour flowers encircling the bust and forming front rosettes. Navy collar with lace ruche, slim linen-plait sleeves, and a skirt with lace insertion and two large gathered lace flounces.
The Boston Herald highlights a plaid cloth dress with yellow accents and a mousseline de soie yoke. It details ostrich plumes Rembrandt hats with varied feather arrangements, from turquoise blues to pale yellows, plus hair-cloth toques with floral coronets and black plumed hats gaining autumn popularity.
A guide to affordable bed valances using tambour curtain muslin and a 25 cent yard cost, plus a note on lace stoles popular with lace jackets. It describes construction, materials, and practical details for a neat finish to a bed and the style of lace stoles with yoke, rosette, and end drape.
A brief exchange at a social event features a polite mistaken identity moment. Two diners recall meeting previously as they converse about recognizing each other and the host’s introduction just before dinner. The scene captures social memory and courtesy in a Harlem setting.
Robert Downing praises Peruna as the best preventive against malarial influences and summer ailments. He credits his health to Peruna, calling it a superior tonic and traveling safeguard. Dr Hartman offers a free book “Summer Catarrh” from Columbus, Ohio.
Fragmented text advertises a starch product claiming superior results and household remedies. Mentions grocers and household use but is garbled with unclear references to recipes and names.
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