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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
2
The article notes cheap ways to refresh rooms using fold crepe de chine waist fabric and new pillow covers. It discusses replacing sofa pillows with ruffled covers, laundering fabrics, and updating table covers. It highlights yellow sateen for walls and pilqued pillows, comparing cloths like homespuns, Scoch tweed, and covert cloth as current fashion choices.
Mantillas are described as coming into fashion with a small round cape shape and very long front ends in ecru or yellow. They will be worn with frillings and ruchings in Inco improthery and mousseline de soie in matching shades, suitable for town and summer resort wear, available in white or self color.
A detailed description of a summer frock featuring green black and white tones, green velvet with lace, white roses and foliage crown, and a black transparent overlay. The ensemble includes a sky blue cambric gown with trelia lace front panel, embroidered lawn collar, and a picture hat with pale blue Erin and pink roses, worn with the frock.
The article describes new tailormade gowns featuring moire trims on collars sleeves and skirts with white moire revers and extensive button detail. It notes the montecarlo coat or coquette wrap for veranda wear with large lace trimmed collars ribbons and fringe accents.
A detailed description of crepe de chine gowns with lace yokes and decorative bands. Mentions shirtwaist pongee suits, Corticelli embroidery, mercerized fabrics, and a voile ensemble with tucked bodice. Also notes a new asparagus serving method from a globe trotter and ends with a fragmented line.
A narrator encounters a camp gypsy with a troubled memory of Daylia Herne and Daylia’s son. Through tense exchanges the tale reveals Daylia’s long-ago crime, her five year imprisonment, and the enduring reverberations on her kin, ending in quiet reflection on motherhood and mystery.
For Little Folks the Leghorn hat marks a popular children's accessory. Thin sheer dresses show broad fall yokes while Mother Hubbard styles return to favor. Garlands of bright pastries and grass decorations adorn hats. Simple muslin hats with trimmed brims gain favor. Embroidery and lace guimpes pair well with darker wash fabrics.
A Philadelphia Telegraph item tells of a Germantown doctor who sent a new chamois to clean office windows. His Irish servant Bridget used an old one and later revealed his wife had sent home tripe. The doctor declines to say what happened to the chamois.
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