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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
7
Our Fashion Letter highlights new millinery and dress trends. Shaded echentile, ostrich feathers, and rain pot crowns appear in velvet hats, with ribbons and laces dominating summer styles. Lace sleeves, embroidered velour, and epaulettes offer decorative touches on boleros and coats, while London smoke broadcloth gowns showcase triune skirts and embellished bodices.
A fragmented market note outlines a craze for undergarments and refined garments with emphasis on materials from broad options like cotton cloth and muslin to fine cambric, signaling shifting tastes in fashion fabrics and intimate wear.
A detailed survey of high fashion during the season highlights three quarter length coats, velvet trims, and silver embroidery on gowns. It discusses hats with velvet and plumes, fur accents, and accessories such as beaded waists, lace collars, and sheer fabrics. It notes dyeing of feathers, matching wraps, and the interplay of color, texture, and structure in couture ensembles.
A vivid survey of women’s couture featuring velvet motifs, French dots, and delicate embroidery. Describes collars, edge trims, and silk details in ivory, pink, and gray tones with mentions of corduroy and gold cloth fabrics. Multiple designers and garment types are noted in a period voice.
The piece blends festive gloom with family hardship as a year ends. It laments debt and health declines, noting a dying era and the wish that troubles depart like a fairy, while acknowledging creditors and unresolved losses. The narrator contemplates mortality and the price of survival into a new year.
Tour description from an era train offer by the American Tourist Association announcing a special luxury all expenses paid journey through Mexico. Includes a Palace car, baggage, drawing room, library and mafia rooms with dining and open top observation car. Leaves January 30 1906.
In the Heart of New York City passengers bound for New York are landed at New West 280 Street Terminal, described as the most convenient station in the heart of the shopping, hotel and theatre district. Electric cars, an electric cab and carriage service are available with popular prices. Stopovers allowed at Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia. contact nearest ticket agent for full particulars.
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