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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
6
RESS showcases endless fabric variety and trimmed dresses with muslins and cottons. It highlights light blue, ink, or pale shades for young girls, various designs on Swiss embroideries, and white muslin dresses with black Chantilly. The piece details sleeves, boleros, belts, capes, hats, and lace mittens reflecting a lively summer fashion tone.
Rich mourning rings revive in Europe and America, favored by widows for somber elegance. Designs range from black pearls in tarnished silver to lozenge seals and cameos, with some Paris pieces showing a wounded-dove motif. Many rings are large and worn above the wedding band, while some brides enamel existing rings in black and engrave loss dates inside.
A French medical man argues that only about thirty of a hundred young women retain perfect health while wearing corsets. He backs a proposed law banning corsets for women under thirty, with penalties of up to three months imprisonment or a guardian fined. The discussion reflects evolving medical critique and legal consideration.
A Norfolk village Iron works in Thornham, run by Mrs. Ames-Lynde, shows hand wrought gates, lamps, and ornate metalwork admired by royalty. started in a village schoolroom twelve years ago, now employing several forges, apprentices, an artist and a photographer. The king commissioned works for Sandringham and Shebbroome, with notable pieces at Park House Sandringham and Wiseton Hall. Miss Anita Martin, Texas turkey queen, expands her farm and business to 300 birds, employing two women and a boy, earning about 2500 dollars this year.
Chicago Tribune notes fireworks makers devised noise devices and toy ships to destroy boy built houses during Fourth of July celebrations. New items include a house cracker, a toy gunboat, grasshopper, humming fire top, miniature surprise box, twin comets, and whistling crackers marketed as novelties. Providers fear the trend and urge caution as Mont Pelee eruption talk resurges.
Fragmented report notes free text books in Fargo schools with a $5000 starter appropriation and ongoing annual funding to keep supplies. Also mentions burglaries at Jamestown store and a missing employee Sullivan with no trace found after money vanished.
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