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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1894
Page
7
The article details a broad fashion range including bonnets with and without strings, round waists, draped gowns, and large sleeves. It notes English walking hats, soft puffed crowns, and various trims, plus travel wear like warm wraps, wool undergarments, veils, and practical seaside accessories for voyage outfits.
The article describes two walking costumes with long ribbon ends tacked to the skirt and small capes made from velvet yokes. Capes use gathered chiffon ruffles, with inexpensive options in tan or black cloth, crimped or accordion-pleated, finished by ribbons and collars. Imported models from foreign sources align with Butter's Bazar New York fashions.
The New York Herald recounts tips from an experienced ocean traveler urging spring abroad. She recommends two warm rugs for deck comfort a wool rug and a rubber backed rug to shield knees from spray and damp weather. A wool going away gown is advised for deck duty.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a cotphined amount and receptacle for coiled chitin with plain wood components and cretonin covered hinges. Mentions a Gehon type hinge, cosmetic elements, and various unclear terms describing parts and assembly.
Description notes a fine embroidery or tapestry fixed with nails on a velvet frame. The text suggests a unique design with careful curation, aiming for a refined display and tasteful presentation in a formal setting.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a sandbag and a printer named Yew, with uncertain references to a carat herkel and a Hanajel big. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to summarize into a complete news item.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous gold medal awards with many misspellings and partial names. Entries include brands such as Duryea Lawrance Store Co and Tittetan 4 W O'Boste, plus several firms and individuals like Maone-Ilighu Mot'rindin and Forest City-J. Le Morgan &Ca.
The article describes new photograph frames priced as mule four sekaith with decorative lint flowers and sprava motifs. Frames are molded in white and gold with a hint of geld vest detailing, showcased in a nearcow plebure setting.
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