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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1903
Page
3
A sprawling layout of fashion commentary covers green frieze gowns with fur stoles and empire wraps, plus speculative notes on millinery, lace blouses, and delicate evening gowns. It also shares homecraft tips, sewing ideas, and a humorous kitchen scene reflecting domestic life and taste.
A fragment recalls a voyage crossing the Atlantic with a man named Alvin Umes who was lost at sea. The speaker questions which of his trips led to the drowning, suggesting the twenty fifth voyage as a probable missed fate.
Fragmentary dialogue records a coastal exchange on dangers at sea and rail travel. The speakers discuss drowning risks, fatal outcomes, and warn against haste in taking risky routes. The piece reflects local voices and maritime hazards from a historic period. The language and spelling evoke a regional vernacular.
An advertisement describes handmade laces and a new kil ted tape lace that is strong and easy to make. It promotes good tapes and braids, finest crochet cotton, and various patterns for cords and insertion. It notes cobwebby Aligree and latest lace ideas with illustrated specimens.
intricate hand craft notes describe using narrow twill tape linen tape and fine French braid with crochet cotton No 100 for stitches. Step by step for scallop patterns, kitting, plaits, and chain tucks to form decorative edges and wheel motifs.
No.5 design shows a delicate lacelike effect achieved in this work as it becomes sufficiently elaborate, contrasting with the other designs. The passage emphasizes the pretty appearance and intricate pattern possible in this type.
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