Albuquerque to Have More Automobiles
Barber, president of the International Auto Company of El Paso, announces a planned alliance with Albuquerque Cycle & Arms Co. to bring stock Reo cars to Albuquerque. The fleet will include two 16 HP touring cars and three runabouts, plus running gear and power options for two to four passengers. Orders will come from New Mexico, Texas and Old Mexico, with local handling by Albuquerque Cycle & Arms Co. in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SI CM. Barber
el Paso
Busimaoager
International Auto, Ness
International Adio
Carioad
Reo Autome
Albuquerque
Will Arms Co
New Mexico
Texas
Old Mexico
Dodson
Cycle & Arms Co
Barber
International Auto
Frock for a Young Girl in Gray Corded Pique
A smart traveling frock for a young girl in gray corded pique features a gored paneled skirt with embroidered Hnen braid in a conventional design. The blouse shows a sailor effect with embroidery on the yoke and sleeves, elongated revers below the linen belt at the back.
Lounging gown described with petunia lansdowne styling
A graceful lounging gown in color and cut from one piece is fitted at the wall with rattle tucks forming a girdle. The robe opens at the back, showcases a petticoat, and is held by two loosely knotted scarfs at the bust and waist. Edging trim along the wide yoke fronts and sleeve hems adds a narrow embroidered finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia Lansdowne
Ideal Woman's Rules for an Ideal Home in 24 Direct Points
An article outlines twenty four rules for an ideal home as argued by Miss Harriette A. Kayser. It promotes equality, practicality, modesty, and shared guardianship of children, urging simpler living, honesty, punctual meals, and humor. It emphasizes joint parental authority, accessible housekeeping as a trade, and prudent charitable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette A. Kayser
Church Association For the Advancement of the Interests of Labor
New York City
Mother's Club
Potter
New York Fashion Letter on Lace Embroidery Fashions
Lace and embroidery dominate summer fashion with lingerie inspired gowns and white outfits. Elaborate boleros, flounces, and seven gore skirts showcase Swiss needlework, Irish crochet lace, and fine materials from St Gallen, plaited bodices, and parasols. Strong emphasis on accessories, pristine white garments, and delicate detailing across hats, gloves, and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heela
New York
Pau
Mom
Xoode
St Gallen
Plawen
Bathing robe and suit fashion described in vivid detail
A vivid 1900s style article describes a bright blue ta ffeta bathing suit with a princess back and girdled front, heavy water-ready fabric, white linen shield collar, silk trim, and matching blue silk knickerbockers and sandals. It also details a double faced mohatar beach robe with a plaid under side, circular cut, and ground-length flow. Portia on the east side of New York features Esther Kunstler, a lawyer and courtroom provocateur famed for sharp wit and defending the poor, gaining steady fame in police and supreme courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Portia
Esther Kunstler
Cly
Supreme Court
Rivington Street
Gui
A Complete Education for Girls in 19th Century Values
A fragmented text from the Philadelphia Inquirer outlines a traditional education for girls. It lists traits and skills considered essential, including sewing cooking, gentleness, self-reliance, secrecy, housekeeping, and moral propriety, with emphasis on marriage and avoidance of trashy literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Little Home Truths on Gentle Advice from Family
Advice given harshly harms. If correcting a relative, do so privately and gently. Offer fewer criticisms and more sweet compliments from family. Kind words are recalled and refresh affection like gentle dew on the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Wedding Superstitions From a Reading Chronicle
A historical note lists wedding superstitions including a spider on the dress meaning trouble, dreams of fairies foretelling blessings, a dropped ring implying unborn status, a miniature horseshoe in the groom’s pocket signaling luck, and avoiding a tulogram on the way to church to ward off evil.
Jackdaw Frock Described for a Young Woman
A jackdaw frock is detailed for a young woman, featuring white organdie with a large black dot, black insertion, white yoke, and a graduated Spanish flounce. A turquoise velvet belt and matching band with a bow finish the short puffed sleeves, paired with a blue pink and white hat.
Violet themed three piece costume and glass-house talk
A violet fashion note describes a three piece linen outfit with lace jacket and embroidered bodice, plus violet insets and crochet face coat. The piece shifts to housing ideas using glass houses and mirrors to reflect light, noting continental examples and a cheap mirror window device to brighten rooms.
Bride and groom seek first floor room at Savoy hotel
A bride and bridegroom from upstate seek a lower floor room at the Savoy hotel. They worry about safety in a fire and insist on a room on the first floor or as low as possible, while the groom expresses fear of losing Nellie in the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy
Nellie
Kansas City Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
3. M. Barber
International Auto Co
Caroline Mecormick
NEW York Fashion Letter
Colo
Dod
Charming
St. James
BORAX
Aaa
P.M. Davis
Santa FE
Minneapolis Minn
Boro
Minenapolis
Lars
T. M. Purdy
I Albuquerque Lumber Co
Rex
First
Marquette
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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