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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
9
Fashion notes applaud the long coat with half fitting back and loose fronts, machine stitching details, and slashed capes. It recommends fabrics like peau de soie, broadcloth, and serge, plus trims such as narrow bias bands. Also describes Russian inspired dresses with box plaits and circular sleeve caps, and Eton style coats with versatile skirts for autumn wear.
The article describes a late design featuring a broad-shouldered military effect with a scalloped yoke outline and drooping shoulder line. It highlights white embroidery on blue linen, tucked fullness at the waist, scalloped gauntlet cuffs, decorative back yoke shaping, and adaptable contrasting thread colors for edge detailing.
A favorite of the season features two toned tuxedos with hairline diamond patterns. New designs include a single white thread through black patterns and knotted intersections finished with a small figure in self material or chenille.
A light everyday coat for schoolgirls features a stole collar stylish yet not fussy. The design allows cape or shoulder cape options, enabling two sisters to share one pattern. Machine stitching provides a neat finish. sleeves use a regular coat style, and recycled fabrics from old coats or skirts can be used.
The Nation moves to No 28 East Center Street one to three blocks east of Thatcher Bank marking a new headquarters and service point for readers and subscribers in the local area.
Choicest list of city and farm property for sale on good terms. Plenty of home money to loan on city and farm security. No delay, no red tape, no trouble to show goods. H. A. PEDERSON & CO, Office over First National Bank, old Z. C. M. I. corner.
A new blouse embroidery concept uses a palm leaf motif stamped on fabric with briar stitches along the center to reach the edge. Leaves and stems are outlined for a finished look. The method is easy, quick, and pairs well with six yards of inserting. Material recommended is handkerchief linen with peut cotton No 50 threading.
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