29 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
1
Fashion brief describes woolen dresses with Arcinde Meus inspired collars, velvet and shawl effects, and large sleeves. It notes popularity of complex patterns, including henna and toile options, with robe patterns featuring borders, panels, satin stripes, and contrasting colors for both elder and younger wearers.
An illustrated description outlines a gown with tan and gray tones, old rose silk, black silk embroidery, and taffeta accents. It highlights a yellow bonnet, a full sleeve with striped trim, and a large hat with yellow leghorn trimming, emphasizing ornate style and fabric names.
The latest empire effects for fashionward gowns feature heavy crepe de chine fabrics with whitewash belts and chiffon trims. Charming empire dresses include lavender veils and open maul guimpes with amethyst accents, while princess and cupire gowns gain popularity among top dressmakers.
A garbled report outlines a dark fabric based Elon Jacket with front pores and wide sailor elements. It mentions white tassels, a band of satin trim, and gold accents, describing a complex, nonsensical design.
Fashion notes describe street costumes crafted from cotton and linen with insertion, tucks, and embroideries. Garments feature wide bands, cutouts, and Arabesque trims with black velvet accents. Shirt waist styles use glaghan blends, with dotted velvet belts and decorative collars anticipated to be popular.
An OCR fragment describes a woman in transit fashion with emphasis on light silk, velvet ribbons, and a tailored red belt. It notes a stylish hat, a slightly left draped garment, and simple accessories. The piece highlights fabric choices like silk twill and mohair for travel wear.
The article describes emerging fashion in velvet gowns with tucks, shirring, and lace as necessities. It highlights rosette belts, embroidered ornaments, and jeweled, painted flowers on evening wear, plus black velvet bows and aiguillettes replacing older accents.
A fragmented fashion column describes dresses and accessories, highlighting light weight fabrics, embroidery, and black gowns. It mentions a gown at a race track, pearl gray silk with violet threads, and net embellishments, with various ribbon and chiffon detailing and a blue broad sash.
A fashion piece on millinery trends features Byers Wamoly Coe and Pret a Ta ta styles with elaborate hats. Designs include two toned salmon shades, irregular bows, black bands, and prominent buckles, describing shaping, materials, and colorful trims in a period-voice catalog style.
A special grant jury in Kangana City has indicted three Moyes officials from the Metropolitan Street Trolley Company for alleged bribery. Warrants were issued though the accused names were not published. The jury report is described as sensational, suggesting widespread corruption in the criminal courts.
A historically dense OCR fragment outlines schedules for the Baltimore and Ohio region, detailing trains to Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Washington with connections at Hagerstown and Chambersburg. It also notes Cumberland Valley Railroad operations, Norfolk and Western Railway activity, and an impending auction by a court sale for property and contents described in great detail, including furniture and personal effects, with dates, tax information, and court references.
Deer Park Hotel at Deer Park sits 2 800 feet above sea level, offering modern conveniences including private baths electric lights telephones elevators and golf links. All cottages occupied. hotel remodel completed. season runs from June 25 to September. For details contact manager W B Harwell in Camburland, state.
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