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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
3
A garbled collage describes medical remedies, a brutal murder, abolitionist writings, German trade, a boy cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and social notes on women dining unescorted, funeral reform, Defiance starch, Tasmanian exports, and a Chinese guitar with a drum.
Through the Grand Trunk Railway system travelers are offered single fares with varied going and return limits for several cities. Fares and dates apply to Boston Toronto Saratoga Detroit with specific limits and an excursion address for details in Chicago Illinois.
An early fashion prose piece outlines an all white costume in broadcloth with jade trimming and blue panné tassels, detailing a Parisian style brown tulle evening gown with appliqué wreaths, a white rose toque, and a feather ornament. Separately, it notes Japanese beauty habits with Witch Hazel usage, bath routines, and the growing violet witch hazel trend.
The excerpt offers kitchen and home care advice including boiling cream a day ahead for richer coffee, scrubbing underground vegetables with a small brush, keeping green vegetables vibrant if not covered during cooking, washing irons in clean water, cleaning varnished wood with hot water and dry cloth, using porcelain kettles for soup, and an invention called a Lazy Tom to reach items without rising. It also notes fashion items like O Bhanter caps for girls and new fabric-appropriate shoe designs.
A fashion note describes maid and matron styles with corsets studded by turquoise, rhine stones, garnets, topaz, and amethyst to mirror delicate embroidery. It highlights blue and silver gowns with pale blue lusine fabrics, accordion pleats, and chiffon draped waistlines for afternoon wear.
The article highlights evening bag ideas using ribbons for opera bags and cage styles. It notes lace slippers as a trendy accessory, with satin and Chantilly accents in black or white. Also mentions new table linen gregepe fabrics and tablelike linens for summer dress themes, urging practical yard-length purchases and hemming.
The text depicts a narrow bilge velvet girdle dotted with Presab io in black and embroidered white accents. It notes kote r at the waist for contrast and suggests the item coordinates with all-over colored textures, highlighting easy adaptability and decorative embroidery.
A toque of white chiffon features a lace covered top and back. On each back side a large pearl catechan hangs from which a white silk tassel descends. Smaller cabochons adorn the sides for decorative brilliance.
A fragment describes a light colored skirt likened to an upturned tower and introduces The New Nightgown with the bishop nightgown among the latest Hagerie creations. It features an elaborate lace yoke on both sides, clips over the head, and is drawn up with ribbon.
Artificial camellias return to fashion as belts trend plaid enamel and house jackets sport plaid linings. Dainty collars feature autumn leaves in national colors, wraps boast trims of straps and furs, and tucks rise in popularity. White predominates in Wells, pink chiron and roses decorate evening frocks with green leaves. Fur cravats appear rare and distinctive, drooping hat feathers and lace scarfs gain favor, fringe resurfaces. Excursion buzz and quips about a bold adventurer close the piece.
A fragmentary OCR item describes a shirtwaist with jaunty turban and boa. It mentions light gray covert cloth, strapped waist and skirt, decorative Persian trim, stock cuffs with mounting, dark gray finish over shoulders, and a three-button fastened waist forming a unique front feature.
A mixed OCR of short items mentions treacle history, Kipling, a Georgia preacher Bam P. Jones prospering in Cartersville, and notes on Defiance Starch plus various ads. It includes excerpts about Edna, Boyce’s back pain relief with Kidney Pills, and a plan to tunnel between Minneapolis and St Paul for telephone wires, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
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