Blouse and Separate Skirt Styles Seek Versatile Wear
Fashion notes describe variations in blouses and separate skirts including frock replacements, waist emphasis, and fabrics like crepe pedosatin and silk. Descriptions cover daytime street wear, afternoon outfits, and paired looks with shirts. Two shown outfits feature a skeleton inker and embroidered sleeves. emphasis on practicality and simple silhouettes for many hours of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erete Enon
Simeet
Jis Werner
Banded Sailor Hats Update Whimsical Fall Styles
The article surveys new sailor hats with banded beaver or plush finishes in varied crowns and brims. It highlights universal wearability with and without suits, plus crowd-pleasing touches like flat bows, velvet tams, and ostrich pinwheels. It notes youthful velvet rosettes and fur scarf accents for girls and flapper chic silhouettes.
The Color Brown in Autumn Fashions of Louis XVI Era
The color brown rose to prominence in early autumn fashion, influenced by Marie Antoinette and the gay court of Louis XVI. It was nicknamed space or flea color, named after the flea’s backside, reflecting its humble origin but fashionable turn among men and women of the period.
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Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Treating White Spots on Furniture
When a hot dish causes a white mark on a polished surface apply oil to the spot and let it sit for a few hours. Linseed oil is expensive now, so sweet oil can be used as an alternative.
Lessons From Jesus Stilling The Storm On The Sea
A devotional outline on Matthew 14 22 33 and Mark 5 22 42 contrasts Jesus help during a storm with disciples faith. It notes Jesus walking on water at dawn and Peter's attempt, emphasizing prayer and reliance on Christ to calm fears and restore believers.
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Jesus
Clus
V. Pey
John Gitte
Christ
Peter
Docter
Son of
God
Home Sweet Home Origin Echoes in Paris
The passage reflects on homelessness and pity for those without shelter. John Howard Payne reportedly penned Home Sweet Home while living in a cold garret in Paris, contrasting earthly misery with the lack of a stable resting place for the Son of Man.
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John Howard Payne
Paris
Garret
Sublime sentiment on praise of children and faith
Quotation highlights Lavater warning against those who hate a child's laugh and Mrs. Sigourney praising God and little children. The reflection blends moral sentiment with religious devotion.
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Lavater
Richter
Mrs. Sigourney
The Heart of the Believer and the Church’s Honor
The heart of the believer is the home of God and the church of the Lord Jesus, his holy temple. He dwells here by the Holy Spirit and makes known through the church to the principalities and powers in the heavenly places his manifold wisdom. This is a supreme honor and obligation.
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God
Jesus
One Thing at a Time
A concise maxim stating the most efficient path to multiple tasks is to focus on a single task at a time. It attributes the idea to Cecil and emphasizes sequential focus for productivity.
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Cecil
Salt of the Earth Theme in Moody Institute Sermon
Rev W W Ketchum argues Jesus calls disciples the worlds salt not as praise but as duty. Christians preserve purify and sweeten society by virtue of their presence and active influence. He stresses dual earthly citizenship and faithful discipleship in a Salt of the Earth mission.
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Christ
Alin
Inon Pagina
Paul
Tarsus
Caesar
God
Earth
Heaven
Rendered Judgment Cites Moral Clarity and Fairness
A brief admonition on forming judgments with impartiality and open hearts, urging avoidance of preconceptions. It emphasizes fairness over bias and warns that prejudgment skews conclusions. The tone mirrors a reflective, classical critique of decision making.
Unselfish Girl Sparks Jokes in Humorous Scraps
A quirky collage quotes lines about hair loss and marriage advice. The snippets mock vanity and selflessness with wry humor from press sources including the San Francisco Chronicle and London Tit-Bits. The tone is light and satirical.
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Prattle
London
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Safe Laxative for Children
A vintage advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for children. It urges mothers to look for the name California on the bottle and promises a fruity taste with full dosing directions on each bottle.
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California
Adv
Concrete Bridge Work Highlight in Rome
The Risorgimento bridge over the Tiber in Rome is noted as the world’s largest reinforced concrete arch with a 328 foot span.
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Risorgimento
Tiber
Rome
Building plans portfolio offers assured home cost guides
Prospective builders may use definite plans and to scale blue prints for homes of various sizes and costs from a portfolio titled Homes of Individuality. Limited copies available at low cost with free examination and money-back guarantee. For details contact The Building Service Co. Box 954 Indianapolis Ind.
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The
Building Service Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Adv
Nobody Too Proud to Fall for a Public Mockery
A quip notes that anyone can look foolish and many opportunities arise to reveal missteps in public life or in daily acts, highlighting the humor and inevitability of mistakes.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood and Energy
Purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine to restore energy and appetite. A non patent medicine, it is pleasant for children and has been trusted for decades. Available at drug stores, 60 cents per bottle.
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GROVE
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Brown
KB. Fatzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Tro
Rev. W. W. Ketchum
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Sir Philip Sidney
San Francisco Chronicle
America
San Joaquin Valley
Chowe Hills
Fresno
Eastern Trustee
N. Dearborn St
Fil
Uncle Sam
Parker
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