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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
4
A fashion note describes a summer gown of pongee featuring crochet ring beads. The model showcases plaits and a pelerine edged with red liberty silk folds dotted in white, connected to the gown by crocheted ring beading.
A fashion note describes a silk outfit with a lace yoke and raised tuck details on the skirt and blouse. The wearer sports a large pliable banana colored straw capeline adorned with a wreath of black and white daisies.
Fringes are back in fashion with knotted silk fringe on imported gowns and elaborate embroidered trims. Buttons range from heavy pearl to enameled jeweled and fruit imitation styles. Yak lace and clung lace trim spring gowns while featherbone remains the smart secret for keeping lace collars and cuffs in place.
Amy shows an excellent example of box plaited effects in a simple frock suitable for many materials. The design features a joined body and skirt with three box plaits stitched to the front.
A letter allegedly from four Flakkenbjerg seminary boys claims a teacher flogged pupils with a steel wire rope. The king forwarded the note to justice, confirming the abuse. The harsher teacher was dismissed on the spot after inquiry.
A recalled columnist piece traces a Washington correspondent from Pittsburg moving from a hostile anti-corporate paper to a conservative outlet and later inflaming audiences with railroads ribbing. It includes Churchill lore on talk and a Kansas art critique lampoon. A veteran’s pension tale ends with a rebel wife gag about hens and deeds.
Mme Melba, leaving her hotel practice, is praised by a guest whose sick boy claimed your singing, murmuring hush mum mummie dear birdie singing. The Australian nightingale accepts the heartfelt compliment with grace.
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