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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
6
The fragment discusses a mystical scene under a hawthorn tree with references to Ian and Willa Sibert Catcher as seen in Everybody's Magazine. The text evokes night time, stars, and wild melodies, centering on questions posed beneath the tree.
Many evening frocks shown use mull or cotton grenadine for warm weather wear and the more costly chiffons and crepe de chine for the original models intended for the ballroom. The gown could be charmingly reproduced in pale green.
The article details a silk and cotton muslin frock with green stitching, velvet ribbon accents, and velvet bow sleeves. It describes a Spanish style hat with black Chantilly lace, pink flowers, and wide black lace draping. Also includes spring table ideas with watercress, tomato and apple salad, Moragchina dressing, and mint garnishes.
The article describes making mint vinegar by steeping mint leaves in vinegar for two weeks then straining into smaller bottles. It advises adding a few drops to salad dressings. It also paints a scene of stylish tableware and fabrics with silk handkerchiefs, striped and embroidered shirts, fern arrangements, and Louis Quinze luncheon sets, noting new floral bouquets and decorative touches.
Countess Cassias Mae hosts a dinner for Washington’s social set with a striking Russian bride style headdress of silver cloth and pearls. Guests imitate dramatic headpieces, blending Indian, Baroque, and mythic motifs, while fashion writers wax about bold, extravagant accessories for summer gatherings.
The article surveys veiling styles and yashmaks worn by women, noting lace swathings and silk illusions to cover the chin and reveal only the eyes. It then discusses a shift to pressed glass wares with colonial designs, price ranges from five cents to two dollars, and the appeal of colored iridescent finishes and hand embroidery for summer wear.
A flood of property offerings includes houses and lots on Monroe Avenue Oak Street Elm Street and Algoma Street with terms down and long time to pay Rentals list flats on Beat Street Jefferson Avenue and others. Listings include two lots on Cherry Street Prospect Avenue and a range of small shops cottages and a brick driving horse for sale.
Various notices advertise cosmetic work by Dr L P Allen at 376 Main Street and address details for tailoring and hot air heating firms. The page includes sales pitches for building lots on Otter Street, used wheel sales, and shop listings on Main Street with prices and contact prompts.
Notice states the co partnership between HW Frank and John Lee doing business as BF I Frank Hardware Company is dissolved by mutual consent. John Lee retires and the remaining partner BE HJ Frank assumes control of the business and the indebtedness.
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