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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1903
Page
7
A female columnist urges practical steps over words for women engaging in politics. She stresses that talking is easy but deeds prove sincerity and benefit society. The piece urges women like Helen Clifton to vote and act rather than merely express intent.
A description of a quaint room features a low oak tea table with a tea service, Flemish oak walls, and green tinted walls. The chair is oak with green and blue cushions and the overall decor uses green and blue hues.
A fragment discusses rich fabrics and trims in a period tone. It mentions timbering effects on hardwood, woven textures, and colorings in red blue and black. References to fabrics like zibeline, crapes, and silk hint at Russian and other favorites for elegant trimming and refined style.
The article discusses color and style in evening gowns. It notes sapphire blue princess cuts with Greek embroidery, dark brown or navy frocks, and the idea that color rise is not essential. It highlights individual judgment in fashion and references a white net gown by Judie Chollet.
The article notes a strong craze for black and white fabrics in Paris with demand highest for rough forges cream cloth and beavers. Vivid greens fade as purples mauves and claret red rise. blue cheviot remains popular though waning in novelty. Pastels return as day wear favors browns and grays. Judic Chollet presents an up to date blue cheviot outfit.
The piece notes fewer floral wreaths for evening wear as the season begins. Lace or silk net mittens become fashionable but reserved for dinner or theater. Gloves above the ankle are correct for daywear and hats vary from jet picture hats to chiffon folds with tulle returning soon.
Announce reduced prices on long and short coats of silk and bengaline. Describes day and evening wear options in neutral tones, small black or fawn sack coats, and decorative fronts, yokes, and sleeves using lace and chiffon. Highlights trimming ideas with velvet and bolero fashions and notes a coffee coat of brocade and lace as illustration.
The fragmentary text presents a chaotic exchange about a card game and a mistaken color reference, mentioning Helen and a night event. It reads like a garbled street sheet note from Chicago with informal dialogue and stray game talk.
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