Fashion Notes and Domestic Arts in The Realm
A long digest covers dress trends from gloves to woollen frocks, with focus on tunics, belts, and new knits. It notes Queen and Duchess outfits at Wembley, walking outfits for London society, and a New York woman seeking Jersey refuge from mosquitoes. It also adds a strange tale of a snake inside a jug near eggs, plus a recipe for apple fritters and a travel observation from an English artist in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bava
China
Hiromi
London
Wembley
Duchess of York
Mary
Velvetine fabric pricing listing with dye and wool content
Text presents fabric prices for 27 inch Vieux Rose Corded Velveteen from Splendia Quality at 2s 11d per yard and 54 inch Navy Cheviot Serge described as tested dye and all wool at 85 11d. The fragment suggests a textile shop or catalog entry listing material types and costs without complete context.
Dress Week at the House of Economy
The Dress Department showcases surprise features this week with value, quality, and a wide assortment. Visit to see why value giving and reasonable prices set this store apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the House of Economy
Fabrics of Quality at Lowest Prices From Mills
Bold sale listing a wide range of all wool serges, cheviots, velours, and tweeds with prices per yard. Includes 54 inch navy serge, 34 inch crepe de chine, cream blanket cloth, velveteens, jacquard and satin fabrics. Emphasizes direct-from-mills value and extensive stock across colors and patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatra
Wool and Hosiery Cash Specials From Local Store Sale
The listing markets cashmere hose and stockings with prices for ribbed, Heather Mixture, artificial silk, and all wool socks. It promotes cash specials on belts, braces, scarves, and heavy twill sheeting with discounted yard prices and bed quilts in assorted sizes.
The Root Question on Australia’s Currency Crisis
The article debates Australia’s currency stance and public finance, arguing for real economic reform. It warns against inflationary notes and advocates tariff adjustments, reduced government spending, and independent financial control to stabilize purchasing power and balance of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Virelos
Atoul Warn
Commonwealth
Italy
Talian
Dortrulio
Austewio
Aussala
Dar
Hood
London
Rey
Allelratia
Ovechuul Fur
Amd
Wilur Beverage
Qumpetept
Bourla
Shrvetars
Textile Slump Signals Hard Times in U.S. Mills
The textile industry faces hardship as producers cut operations and wages to compete. Despite lower raw material costs, mills struggle to sell at attractive prices. Trade remains subdued and workers fear broader manufacturing declines, with mills themselves debating wage cuts to revive activity.
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United States
Sydney
Iampater
Pir
Ward to and Wattle as National Anthem Prospect
A discussion on adopting Henry Lawson's Ward to and Wattle as part of the Australian National Anthem. The text references Waratah and Wattle imagery, national pride, and calls for unity despite conflict, with a wartime tone and poetic lines about love of Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lawson
Australia
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Women’s Realm
Nike
Goime
Patrica Romeny
New York
Jersey
Drs
Howe
Sv Koghiod
Pirin
Pulluiaom
Poxtel
Florida Rats
Dutcult
Hope Weston
England
Vn Farmer
Alver Ramnbow
Albany
T. B. Garter
Town Hall
Fruiterer
Confectioner
York Street
THE
Strand Cafe
Manea Bros
Rosemdai
Qtirling Terrace
Cndong
Mes
Ellis
J. Davies
High Olas Tailor
Feel Plase Albany
Tuiloring
J. H. Hees
Aberdeen Street
ALBAN
Freemason’s Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Resedential Hotel
T. C. Hobking
Robins
Andress
Burgoyne Head
Phans
O d Rawlings
Comer Gordon
Stirling Streets
G. W. Quartermaine
Willlambon
Buthop
Rees, Allany
PO. Fox
Tly
Laura
Ava Heave
Sibel
Paris
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