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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1907
Page
6
A columnist extols the neat woman over the fluffy type noting that immaculate dress and grooming draw praise. The ideal she describes, Elinor Bates, emphasizes crisp white shirt waists, tailored skirts, clean hats, brushed hair, and fresh shoes as the mark of appeal.
In a country home large windows enable decorative effects as shown in the illustration. The living room features a small pane Elizabethan outward-opening window, red curtains, gilt mirror above the fireplace, silver gilt candlesticks, a clock, and blue and white tiles. A russet leather sofa with cushions and warm-toned furnishings invite use and charm.
Olive Harper surveys an expansive fall fabric selection featuring imported broadcloths with colorfastness, new colors like copenha gen blue and topaz, and varied weaves. Tailor styles include overskirts and regu lar coats with braid trim, velvet accents, and kimono shoulder designs. Broadcloth, resilda silk, canton, and Clifton wool suiting appear among striped, checked, and solid options for men and women.
Miss Geraldine Huster, daughter of a stockbroker, begins selling tips on stock market fluctuations. She leverages strong information sources and earns income from investors seeking trading guidance.
A collage of witty lines and vignettes on marriage, humor about principals, clergy, dogs, sailors, libraries, and city life. Notable items include a subway seat exchange about principals, a cleric's quip in church, a dog scratched by a cat, and a note on the first publication of the Declaration of Independence in a Pennsylvania magazine.
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