Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a sale action with partial readable names and local officials.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
7
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a sale action with partial readable names and local officials.
Rosalind Valdar resists the Duke of Tu la who declares he will marry her by force. He warns of punishment if she refuses, cites a crime by Rurie Nevel, and threatens execution or banishment. The scene ends with Rosalind, pale and shaken, awaiting the next installment.
The article describes coordinated gown colors with underdress contrasts such as willow green over shrimp pink, and features side pearl combs for dark hair. It showcases a dainty bolero in mousseline de sole with lace, horizontal sleeve tucks, vertical body pleats, and lace frilled hems, plus commentary on fashion trends and a note on women employed at home in taulkiens.
Elaborately trimmed foulards and china silks feature large figures with long trains. Ox blood mercerized chambray suits show white embroidery on sailor collar and bodice. Plain shirt waist outfits have tiny tucks. brown holland is revived. A white chip hat with a wreath completes country wear.
The English trade paper notes that American readers will be surprised by Yorkshire census returns showing women filing as makers and workers. The item underscores extending emancipation beyond the upper crust into labor ranks, reflecting social shifts in pay, status, and labor participation.
Fashion notes describe filet lace gowns trimmed with pongee or silk and a bolero blouse staying in style. Chiffon veiling is appliqued with heavy textures, fitted boleros, bows of colored velvet, and short skirts remain rare outside athletic wear. A gray veiling costume shows wide bias tucks and white chiffon details.
The article surveys fashion details such as embroidered batiste collars and lace boleros, narrow linen bands, and flower passementerie on fichus. It notes white wash goods, tie knots replacing bows, and the resurgence of pique stocks with colorful ties, illustrated by a gown of old rose linen. Cigars on Toe at postoffice.
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