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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
6
A woman buys a tawny lace picture hat for a mountain resort, trimming it with flame colored ostrich tips to create a picturesque chapeau. The outfit features a red linen gown with stitched bands and linen buttons, a blouse with bands and straps, and a trimmed skirt with stitched bands. The Wiener Mode-Album notes describe the dress as artistic and delicious, while a fine meal is praised for redeeming a poor dinner.
Fashion notes describe all white outfits with smart rose costumes and Eeru muslin gowns trimmed in black lace and velvet. Collarless bodices with elbow sleeves dominate afternoon and evening toilettes while light woolens fall in popularity for seaside frocks. Warmer whites and butcher’s linen emerge in tailored costumes with blouses and corset coats, and new skirt flare prompts debate over stiff facings.
A description of a neat white linen hat with a hood and chin ties, plus a child’s frock featuring ribbon run beading on the bodice and front and back, shown in delicate fabrics such as dimities organdies lawns and china silk. The piece notes summer white goods and suitable embroidery options.
The text describes scroll patterns in black and white for dresses with plain muslin or lace, noting five frills around soft hems and sleeves that are bouffant. Patterns should be easy to make if the right design is chosen.
Description of a white lonisine blouse with tucked upper part forming a bolero, four rows of black velvet ribbon, gui pure collar and sleeve puffs, black velvet lacing with buttons, velvet cuffs, and a draped black velvet girdle Wiener Chic.
A designer warns pale colors such as pale green and mauve may clash with the head, stressing risk of staining. The piece urges universally dark brims as a safer option for style and appearance.
A brief on arranging salad for visual appeal and taste. It discusses balancing colors, textures, and flavors to create a pleasing table centerpiece and an enjoyable dish. Tips cover layering, dressing distribution, and harmonious ingredient choices.
Description of a yellow silk glove sachet in empire style featuring embroidered flowers and leaves, almond shaped figures and gold knots, with heavy seorch and tassel effect. Lined with white satin and edged with white silk cord.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions alien concepts in old crime fines and elastic practice. It reads as a rough note on how terms or methods might adapt. Names, dates, or clear events are not provided in the readable portion.
A vintage guide offers warm weather kitchen tips and table advice. It describes a spring salad using English walnuts potatoes and pineapple with simple dressings. It notes a four-tined fork as a handy utensil for chopping and mixing. It warns vinegar as a poor daily dietetic item and suggests uses for old velveteen as a polishing cloth. It advises boiling fish in water at a rolling boil with salt and vinegar to keep flesh firm and white.
A new white three quarter length auto coat designed for the summer girl. It features a belted waist with a red leather belt threaded through small loops of white ribbon sewn to the coat.
Fashion note highlights detachable shoulder caps in Irish lace for summer frocks. Capes are fastened with velvet butterfly bows and can be cleaned separately.
Red silk waist with navy velvet trim over white taffeta, black silk fagoting, guipure collar and revers edged in red velvet, very full sleeves with deer cuffs, waist girdle of red velvet. Wiener Chic evening dress highlights lace crave, noting increasing, convincing imitations.
Prints and dyed fabrics prone to fading should be soaked in salt water before washing with soapstuds. The saltier the water, the better the material is likely to hold its color.
A washable cushion top model described in florid detail. White muslin pillow with dainty embroidery, almond shaped lace Laurel motifs, cord stems, tamboured berries, pink or blue satin lining, tulle border edged with lace, and smotted satin ribbons at the corners.
A sequence of terse Northwest items reports Brewster Washington nearly leveled by a last week fire starting in a blacksmith shop. Other notes: a Kalispell boy shot dead by his brother with a target rifle. a Denver Smeltermen case on appeal. train wrecks near Havre and Billings with injuries. a Yellowstone area dam plan. a fatal saw accident near Kalispell. severe hailstorms in Colorado and Wyoming damaging crops. a Portland barge purchase of barley. and a large barley purchase in Dayton Washington.
Tom Horn and Jim McCloud, known desperados tied to cattle crimes, overpowered Jailer Proctor at Laramie county jail but were recaptured after a fierce escape attempt. McCloud wounded in the thigh, Horn beaten but held as authorities prevent a mob. Gunfire alarms drew thousands as the escape sparked a manhunt and tense street show of force.
The Humbert family faced a judge and jury on charges of forgery, forged documents, and swindling. Theresa Humbert and Frederick D'Aurignac with brothers Roman and Emil were committed for trial by Investigating Magistrate Leyder. Eva Humbert and Marie Duignac were dismissed. Public curiosity centers on La Grande Theresa who claims to expose American millionaire Crawford lenders tied to a supposed $20,000,000 inheritance backing loans totalling about $10,000,000.
King Peter of Servia faces alleged terror from his entourage as court factions dispute the appointment of Colonel Leschianin as court marshal. Officials linked to the Alexander and Draga murder reportedly objected, and police recalled the Gazette printing after its publication.
Kate Walsh, 25, leaped from the sixth floor of a West Sixteenth Street apartment. She plummeted through boards into an air shaft cistern and into water below. Police rushed her to hospital where physicians found injuries not serious despite the long drop.
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