Hats of the Future Feature Fluffy Ruffles in New York
An exhibition in New York showcases a future fashion trend with oversized hats. Miss Hattie Williams models the Fluffy Ruffles designs by Wallace Morgan featuring very flat crowns, wide brims, and natural bird of paradise ornaments. Other silk versions show ribbons and chin bows with velvet-bound brims.
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New York
Hattie Williams
Oe Company
Wallace Morgan
Miss Williams
Autumn Fashion Forecast Signals Velvet and Satin Dominance
Hints of the fall fabrics point to glossy materials with satin faces for elaborate occasions and satin faced wools for day wear. Velvets gain orders while broadcloths and serges stay in demand. sheath skirts persist with close fits, and directoire styles remain debated amid rich fabrics and new panel effects.
Buttons as Trimming In Fashion
Buttons remain a favored trimming for gowns frocks and gowns. They decorate skirts bodices and sleeves and create a long line effect on evening costumes. The article notes button lines on skirts center front center back and along the bodice as a styling trick.
The Martins Song in Uncle Remus Home Magazine
Will D. Muse writes The Martins Song in The Home Magazine for August. A memory filled piece speaks of a mating martin, fragrant roses, and summer days past, pairing nature with lost youth and enduring love.
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Martin’s
Will D
Uncle Remus
The
Home Magazine
Spring vegetables praised as blood purifiers and aids
The Delineator extols green vegetables as blood purifiers and aids to digestion. Asparagus is wholesome for kidney issues, spinach is laxative and improves complexion, and peas carrots and beets suit thin irritable people. Rhubarb acts as a tonic and provides beneficial salts with acids in the body.
Tea gown convertible with lace and chiffon details
White chiffon tea gown trimmed with satin ribbon and cream net lace serves as a versatile ensemble. The coat or wrap unhooks under a high belt to form a decollete for bridge or dinner, with sleeves gathered on a narrow ribbon band and a lace puffed corsage.
I Ll Show Them Wish I Hadnt Said To Curlyhead
A Houston Post reader laments harsh words to his children after they scrambled to bed. He recalls their brokenhearted smiles and wishes he had played with them rather than scolded. He vents frustration with a magazine and longs for a kinder bedtime moment.
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Curlyhead
Wow
Lewis
Houston Post
No Housework for Her. Victor Smith in the New York Press
A street vignette shows a poor hired laborer describing his wife as “a lady of strings” who teaches violin and other instruments for 35 cents as times are hard. The piece notes New York’s role in clothing and cloak-making, with Lower Fifth Avenue as a center of the industry.
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Victor Smith
New York
United States
Lower Fifth Avenue
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Martin
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C. E. Hunt Dentist Offices
P. O. Ames
Iowa
G. J. Snyder
Gambie's Drug Store
Mutual
T. L. Rice
Keating
B. F. Nickerson
General Cement Contractor
Iowa Association of Cement Users
A. B. Maxwell, M. D
Kooser’s Grocery
Ames, Iowa
J. F. Tilden
Odd Fellows Temple
Cc. G. Tilden, M. D
O. O. F. Temple
C. L. Waltmire
Bell
C. H. Pasley
Ames
M. J. Adams
Daniel McCarthy
J. Y. Luke
McCarthy & Luke
Attorneys-At-Law
Story County Bank
Crary Bros. Hardware
Seventh and
Story Street
Boone, Iowa
Union National Bank
W. M. Greeley
B W. Stanton
Henry Wilson
Cashier Co
L. Siverly, Asa’t. Cashier
Nelson & Nible
Bower & McCartney
Parley Sheldon
G. J. Sheldon
Cash
A. Keenan
Knauth
Nachod & Kahne
National Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Chicago
Des Moines Savings Bank
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Judisch Bros
Green’s Furnaces
Colonial Furnace
Frank E. Morris
College
Onondaga ST
Kk. F. Posegate
Kennedy
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