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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
3
A garbled column offers a string of amusing notices and snippets. It mentions a New York sitter eloping, a Montana invention, mosquito eradication plans, a postal tax figure, and various asides about prominent figures, boats, and everyday curiosities across cities like Naples, Baltimore, and Chicago.
A fashion piece describes summer wear including negligees with ribbon and lace in white for warm weather, plus lawn and dimity options for moderate budgets. It notes embroidery at home, English eyelet work, and sleeved styles with low necklines, and mentions light wool dress sets with white blouses and suspender effects for girls.
Green is the favored shade for spring and summer attire with green hats gowns pare and even green shoes. The article cautions careful shade selection and describes a green taffeta gown with plaited hips a plain birth line and a lace chemisette and puffed sleeve details.
The guide advises measuring from the waist to the floor when drafting a skirt to keep it off the ground. It also recommends making the blouse neck slightly tighter than the collar band and sewing on the stand to reduce wrinkles for a cleaner appearance.
The article describes a bodice style with a yoke and regna ron influences. It notes a meteor crepe fabric in row shades and a design down the front with a covaler cuff and deep undersleeve. The piece mentions an elbow sleeve option and a planned evening wallet accessory.
The article notes that lighter materials show up with many modifications to crepe and moneselines. It cites a newer crêpe moneseline akin to the finest fabrics, with a sheen or monaséling fiber. No radically new material but notable advances in texture and appearance.
A discussion notes elaborate shirt waists and lingerie blouses with heat lined embroidery. One model uses taller material and differs from standard shirts, closing at the back with a chemisette and scalloped front. Hand embroidery decorates cuffs and turned edges with pearl trim accents.
Linen coats in plain and embroidered varieties with plaited waist and attached skirt remain a favorite. The updated coat with modest changes offers a lighter, flattering silhouette, easier to wear than elaborate wartime styles, and complements ready made gowns with its general wearability.
The design combines a plueble mo hair look with a heavy oriental face in cream. A square neck corsage sits at the bust with white folds and lattice details. The garment includes a square collar over the shoulders and a front fastening with decorative tabs and pleats.
A detailed, period style description of a pongee outfit. It notes natural color pongee with a full tuck skirt, almond-green ribbon trims, lace yoke, velvet banding, a jacket effect with pleated sections, an odd bat arilette sleeve, and decorative edging.
The article notes brown and green palettes dominating upcoming French fashion. It describes the colors blending into complex tones and resisting easy separation, highlighting their use as a coordinated, artful style.
The Grand Union Saratoga, touted as the nation’s largest summer hotel, installs an acetylene gas plant for six thousand burners to brighten its grounds and interiors. Proponents say acetylene offers safer, cooler, healthier light and cheaper operation than early artificial lighting, with simple generators adaptable to various scales.
The Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette explains butter is eaten with bread because bread is high in starch and protein but lacks fat. Milk is paired with rice pudding to compensate for protein deficiency that rice lacks.
A Birmingham church warden read a list of subsrruptions to the parochial funds at a poetry gathering. The items ranged from a guinea donations to anonymous contributions and a personal note of twenty five shillings.
The miner in Alamaden Spain is restricted to at most four and a half hours daily and no more than seven or eight days per month to protect health, per local mining regulations.
Max Hartmann promised dinner fish then, described as mad, he removed a young alligator from a zoo exhibit in Hamburg and took it home for his wife to cook.
An advertisement claims Justice of the Peace Chas. Peterson endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as the best kidney medicine. He recounts his winter back pain improved after using the pills and warns that untreated kidney disease can progress to Bright's Disease or decline.
A note reports Colorado holds about 7,000,000 acres of forest reserves, nearly double the amount recorded in any other state. The figure highlights Colorado's extensive public lands and conservation emphasis.
Church trustees investigate acetylene gas advertisement by Acetylene Apparatus Mfg Co as a concern for church safety and outreach aims, noting the ad’s focus on spreading Christ and engaging parishioners.
The article lists numerous sports results and notes from venues in Portland Ardmore Gravesend Bay Ridge and St Andrews. Highlights include Hugh McLean winning a twenty mile race, J Louis Chevrolet setting a one mile auto record, and Barry Michaels denied a jockey license. It also mentions the American track and field and boxing scenes with various challengers, meetings and organizational decisions across clubs and associations.
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