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Newspaper
Natrona County Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
14
Fashion notes describe white mohair and serge suits with fine embroidery, hand tucks, and drawn work. Silk and linen frocks feature paneled fronts, scalloped edges, pearl buttons, and contrasting girdles. Japanese embroidery and varied color blouses are highlighted for dressy occasions.
A pale mauve veiling dress with full hooped skirt, a sharply cut basque with a painted silk vest, silvery white grosgrain background, and an ornate flat jacket collar. Lace, tucking, a high lace throat collar trimmed with velvet, short sleeves with lace mounts, and long white gloves define the outdoor ensemble.
A pale gray etamine shirtwaist suit is outlined with a plaited skirt featuring panels down seams and at gore centers. Front gore may remain plain with Hardanger embroidery. White linen floss stitching creates contrast, matching cuffs and collar. Evening frocks show long lines, trimmed hems, and Valenciennes motifs, with ruffles less dominant.
A fragment outlines a white duck coat with half to three quarter length fittings and an elegant garment rated highly for its maker. It notes a shirt with small hip plaits forming a four panel front, and tailored details along the coat and sleeves with decorative taffeta touches on the collar.
A description of a flexible garment item noting a tightened waist with lace shoulder collar for casual wear or with a fancy neck collar. The skirt option is discussed as versatile, suitable with various ensembles for different wearers.
For wear with wash frocks this season, charming parasols combine practicality and prettiness. White enameled frames, white silk floss winding, pearl bead tips, openwork eyelash embroidery, linen border, rose pink gauze lining, and long corkwood handles with carved knobs. A rosette linen finish decorates tip and handle.
Repeated prophecies note blouse passage remains essential in a woman’s wardrobe. Newest models feature slim lines with embroidery or lace and fine tucks. Long close cuffs and broader shoulders mark the season, while gigot shapes fade and common details shift. A child’s bread cup recipe appears for breakfast care, mixing milk with beaten bread and a light sweetener before steaming.
Panama cloth described as a balanced middle option between cloth and catras, offered in all colors. It is in strong demand for white tatters, coats, and skirts and expected to be a leading material for a fashion season, though other fabrics will still be used.
United States guidance highlights a large acetylene gas lighting project at Chickamauga Park Georgia May 8 detailing a 6.5 mile mains network and 65 street lamps powered by acetylene. The wartime facility boasts about 100 buildings with principal structures examined for lighting efficiency and aesthetic illumination.
A discussion extols fatigue from work as preferable to idleness, arguing labor lends purpose and satisfaction. It notes that even a tired worker feels content from having accomplished something, praising the discipline of steady effort.
Advertises ALLEN'S FOOT EASE powder as a cure for painful smarting and nervous feet and regrowing nails. Claims it makes new shoes easy and is the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Sold by all druggists in 20 cent packages. A. S. Olmsted, Ly Ray, NX listed as address.
A London physician advertises a six month bullpuck tour as a cure for consumption. The plan promises milch companions, a pace of two miles per hour, frequent oul spans, abundant vegetables and dairy, with meat and eggs readily available. Total cost listed as $525.
A visitor to the small Biberian town of Kansk recalls an incident at the local theater. The first actress did not appear on stage and merely bowed to the audience, prompting a polite, yet amused, standing ovation as a single male figure rose and saluted.
A fragmentary prayer scene invokes blessing for a Boston child and a beloved cat. The speaker asks for divine care over the pet’s eyes, teeth, tongue, and paws with affectionate, devotional language.
The note discusses an ultra brief title for a novel titled R with subtitle An Autobiography by E Dyne Denton in three volumes. It mentions Whyte Belrilie up to 1869 and cites a work called M or Kf 6 term familiar to Church of England students, highlighting cataloging quirks and antiquated naming styles.
A fragmented line of measurements claims the Nile at 4000 miles as the world’s longest and cites the Volga in Europe at 21414 miles, Yangtze at 3160 miles, Missouri at 265 miles, Murray at 2867 miles, and Thames at 216 miles, though the figures appear garbled.
A Country Life in America writer notes catalpa trees grow about a third inch in diameter per year on good walls and references unusually rapid spurts on hot summer days. The piece mentions a crystal palace near St Petersburg with lapis lazuli walls and ebony floors, and walls carved from ember with mother of pearl inlay.
In a five year project costing about 260 million pounds a semicircular sea carrier nearly 7000 feet long unlocked 170 acres of rich iron deposits off the Cumberland coast in England. An older sea wall inland yielded 6 million tons of ore, but after eight years a bed of quicksand connected underground workings to the sea, signaling the need to enclose a larger area for mining operations. The text describes the sea wall and the floating bank construction designed to protect the shore and support ore extraction. It also discusses a new rifle magazine indicator aimed at showing unfired cartridges to reduce accidents.
Wireless test facilities at Purdue University Lafayette push toward practical train dispatch via radio instruments. University engineers plan multiple trials to place drivers within reach of engineers to reduce missed orders. Separate note discusses X ray polarization and a tall Victoria Bridge over the Zambest river with a rope mesh cradle for safety during construction.
Building guidance describes making a concrete chimney with a stand and molds, placing the mold edges above the ridge, using shingles or metal as a roof option, and detailing steps to form the shaft and top sections. It emphasizes proportion to house size, safety, and finishing with cement wash.
A historical query outlines constructing a small stable 20 28 feet with 22 feet wall and a hip roof. It discusses raft length, bent sizes, and post bracing in a technical drawing style. The text includes measurements for upper and lower bents, center bent lengths, and method to dispense perilue eirt while using dotted lines to show brace positions.
The text outlines portions of sand gravel and Portland cement required for a concrete wall, with wall depths around 14 to 15 feet. It specifies wall thickness, arch dimensions, and grout mixes, including ratios of gravel to cement and plastering with cement mortar.
A vintage ad claims Pernuan cures catarrh and related ills by addressing the upper respiratory trouble. It cites back pain dizziness and female troubles, promising relief after initial skepticism. Readers are urged to contact Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium.
A fragmented notice describes Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry with misread packaging notes about 16.7 ounce units, free starch claims, and unclear print on every container. It hints at stock handling and customer confusion over labeling and pricing in a local retail context.
A description explains a stump puller drum with grooved rope-wind surface to form a screw like pattern. The drum allows rope winds to rise and cross paths, reducing slippage and wear while climbing or crossing terrain.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a distressed dog and a Saturday event at Hite with unclear detail. The readable bits point to a dash and a tense scene involving the dog and an implied owner or handler in a local setting.
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