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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1903
Page
12
Catherine Talbot notes Paris autumn wear moving to wine shades and chenille hats with beaver trims. Bird motifs and wings dominate hats while sun ray plaited skirts, soft velvet coats, and drooping shoulders shape daytime and evening attire.
The late Queen Draga of Servia inspired boundless devotion from her successor Natalie and shaped style even after death. Paris dressmakers mourned her loss, recalling her taste, lavish orders, and punctual payments as they shipped the ivory robe coler dress to Belgrade after her demise.
Hieratica reproduces ancient Egyptian writing parchment from papyrus of old. The material is sold at a price affordable to modest incomes and available in various sizes for satisfactory results, matching the antique world.
The article notes a fashion emphasis on the skirt trotteir to be observed without exception. A new train style dominates and a nearly round skirt with two deep hem tucks is highlighted. fullness is shaped into a fitted yoke band by stitched tucks.
A feature on fancy vests and boleros, noting their range of materials and styles. Plain cloth coats are transformed into dressy garments with the help of these vests, while maintaining a taller silhouette.
The sketch features a lace over satin gown with a high neck and simple design. The skirt is gathered into a waistband with minimal trimming, emphasizing restrained elegance.
The article describes flat stiff fans carried by women and foldable fans used by men. It notes painted designs on ladies’ fans, beauty habits near mirrors, and a rice paste whitening ritual followed by facial cleansing and a ritual throat line, detailing makeup practices for formal events and weddings.
In a downtown shop a stout man buys dream and fortune telling books for his servant amid chatter that many patrons buy for others or for themselves. The trend shows footnote interest in esoteric guides as other exhibits feature at the World’s Fair in Washington and St. Louis.
The Dallas News profiles General James Longstreet, famed as the Confederate Grand Old Man, reflecting on his West Point ties with Grant, Civil War service, later roles, and enduring peaceachieved legacy. The interview notes Longstreet’s optimism for reunified America, his wary view of public misperception, and memories of family and nurse in Macon Mississippi.
F. Wo Hidalgo, the noted Filipino artist, will paint a fine picture for the Philippine exhibit. The work is symbolic of U S benevolence and Filipino gratitude, signaling a memorable attraction at the fair.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. D. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case by using Trall’s Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed the oath in Toledo on December 6, 1886. The ad promotes Trall’s Catarrh Cure as blood and mucous surface medicine with testimonials and claims Druggists sell Malt’s Family Pills locally.
The Gablertons piano is presented as a standard for two continents and is described as a world renowned art product. The text promotes trying the piano before purchase and asserts the seller is the sole Utah state agent with catalog and price information available.
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