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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
4
Fashion brief outlines gowns and petticoat trends, praising silk gowns for petticoats and the new two piece gown with princess effect. It details dress construction like habit backs, side openings, circular flounces, tulles, lace, and pleated flounces, plus accessories and a chicken salad recipe.
Paquin presents a white gown with veiling and green velvet trim, featuring a plaited shirt and embroidered black chenille accents. Doucet offers a full green taffeta gown with plaited shirt, medallions of yellow Irish lace, and a ruched bodice over a white soliere front with jabot.
A Special Correspondent traces Scott’s early sites from College Wynd Edinburgh to Abbotsford and Ashestiel. The piece visits Georges Square, South Castle Street, North Castle Street, and the Tweed valley, linking childhood rooms, the famous chair, and the mausoleum of Lockhart with Scott’s life, works, and final days in Edinburgh.
A detailed fashion note describes a gown of cheviot featuring pale blue Corticelli silk trims. The two piece design uses white cloth applique forming the yoke with stitched blue straps. A pale blue panne knot decorates the left vest side, enhancing the Printesa style.
Delicate neutral gray and brown wool canvas coats feature transparent Tope ceilings and open meshed fabric. Fined with gayly coloured flowered brocades that show as full length revers down the fronts and faintly through the fabric.
Exhibit shows neck chains made from small oblong Australian sea shells. Chains appear novel and pretty in various colors. Some pieces are in one lot while others are in a dray. dark green shells are tinted with purple hues.
A fragmented OCR note notes patent leather shoes and g odes as enduring fashion items. It highlights silver br ish footwear and polished bits as popular for a period, mentioning ties and belts as accessories in a shop-like inventory style.
A garbled tale records Barrymore meeting his wife at the door as he returns from an overnight, asking about church. The entry hints at domestic banter and a morning mass routine amid unclear details and names.
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