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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1902
Page
6
A reader instructions piece explains building a boy's locker to store bait, bats, racks and fishing lines. It covers choosing drawers, using soft boxes, framing, and mounting the locker with wall brackets and knobs, noting practical details and costs.
Fashion notes describe new waist trimmings with pronounced bertha and deeper fichu, plus softened low waists via decorative collars. Pink chipfón gowns use net or yellow guipure lace and span glares, while pale pink chiffon evening dress features chenille embroidery, pastel accents, paste brilliants, and elbow sleeves with lace ruffles.
The season’s latest hats feature flower trimmings with roses as a near staple. Rich foliage, pale ribbon bows, and odd faux flowers in varied shades are selling well. Artificial pearl flowers and large pearl grapes accent imported hats, with lighter facings declining in popularity.
Describes a hat fashioned in pearl tucked chiffon with a velvet bow and a trailing bow over the hair. The text notes the brim covering the face and references a lace figure design and a specific headwear style.
A Chicago Arcade Club president endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for expecting mothers. The letter recounts personal relief from childbirth discomfort and urges writing to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for counsel. Nurses, neighbors and various mothers share testimonies of renewed health and strength after use.
The text extols rosettes with a picturesque bent, noting their use on pew skirts and as button substitutes on bodices. It advises selecting ribbons about half an inch wide, plaiting finely, and stitching onto a small center with a plain fashion button finishing with a turquoise stud in the middle.
The text describes adding powdered seifron to a winter face preparation with satron quantity adjusted to the desired eeru tinge depth. It reads as a cosmetic recipe note outlining proportionality to achieve a specific tint.
A guide on debutante fashion stressing modesty overdressing avoidance and tone harmony. Advice covers white gowns high necks long sleeves naphtha cleaning silk waists belt and neckwear use of color schemes and transforming plain dresses with accessories. It notes risks of excessive color mass and suggests aging tones by coffee dipping for ivory fabrics.
A skin specialist argues powder should be applied with absorbent cotton, rubbed in thoroughly, then wiped with cheesecloth. It warns against leaving powder on the skin overnight, recommends washing off and massaging with cold cream, and favors pure vegetable powders like cornstarch or rice flour over mineral or fragranced brands for safety.
A brief guide on making a cushion by adding a stuffing cushion outside with orange tinge at corners and center, using white wadding for a softer feel and better fit around the frame.
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