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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
The unwelcome messenger has again entered our Lodge and removed one of our most faithful and steadfast Brothers. We will miss his cheerful face, his gentlemanly bearing and his Wise counsel.
Railroad surveyors find a protected Wind River cliff face bearing Indian sign language depicting a Genesis flood tale. The engraved rock shows a canoe, dove, and game escape story with the Great Spirit, preserved for time. legends compare to Mount of the Holy Cross inscriptions in Colorado.
An afternoon gown features marine blue surah, sush end, lace medici collar, velvet girdle, and a Penrith style straw toque with ostrich trimming. Beside attire, the text recounts Indigenous beliefs about a Great Spirit cross on canyon walls, its disappearance during a warm summer, and carvings revealed by surveyors near Wind River canyon.
The article notes narrow trains on gowns formed by silk brocade or velvet with some knotted points. As trains reach the floor they fan out, edged with fur. Also, readers are encouraged to read the paper's ads for more details.
The Dry Goods Economist notes white skirts dominate with hairline stripe accents and natural linens. Narrow widths persist though draped skirts require more fabric, tunic effects appear, and silk skirts in moire crepe de chine and matelasse gain interest. lengths stay close to the ground, with walking feneth favored.
The piece outlines pale pink or blue percale pinafores with large hip pockets and back-tied sashes, sleeveless with rounded necks bound in chambray. The highlight is a bewitching medcap matching the apron with a puffed crown, bow, and embroidery frill in new lacy patterns.
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