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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
5
This clipping describes sewing two garments a dressing gown and a navy serge home dress. It details fabric choices veiling flannel or lainnelette for the gown with a large shoulder collar Russia braid edging a plaited belt and specific yardage and braid needs. The home dress uses navy serge with yoke points at the sides a braided strap and trim on sleeves and waist with listed materials.
The article argues that sanitary living and germ exposure have shifted bedrooms toward lighter furniture and cretonnes, enabling sweeter sleep. It notes the bedroom uniquely reflects each owner's personality, unlike shared spaces like the library and dining room, and urges letting children express personal preferences in this private room.
A practical school coat adapted for girls ten to twelve, suitable for thick winter material or cravanette for waterproof wear. The model features a lined design with a front panel that buttons, offering a durable, stylish option for cold days.
The article describes a revival of the Marie Stuart bonnet in mourning wear, noting its popularity among women and the drapery styles that accompany it. It mentions variations like sharp or round potted shapes and the use of unpolished set heads or cabs, alongside crepe veils worn in the sartier period.
A fragmented report details a clothing item with a straight collar-band and a buttoned alde edge. Wrist-bands match the collar, and a stitched cloth bat is worn. The text notes measurements suggesting three yards and forty eight inches.
The piece notes the advance showing of fabrica as highly attractive. Wersteds prevail while woolen sergee are well represented. Pews feature six colorings and dainty designe with light, new el and looking items. The shed duet is described as easily enough, likely to gain public favor.
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