Advance Notes On Winter Wear At Biarritz Fashion Show
Paris fashion notes from Biarritz describe autumn and winter styles shown by Paquin Redfern and Callot. The report highlights a midnight blue charmeuse dress with skunk trim, original tailored coats, driving wraps in velvet and beaver fur, and a lavender silk hat by Lucie Hamar.
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France
America
Biarritz
Paris
Tabkooninra
Spain
Paquin
Matson Lewis
Mme. Paquin
Redfern
Callot
Parisiennes
Feathers Coming Back in Cavalier Hats
The piece notes a revival of feathered plumage in fashion, predicting ostrich tail feathers will return in large numbers. It describes the new cavalier hat as soft and pliable with a brim styled high on one side and low on the other, adorned by a long curled ostrich plume encircling the crown and trailing down the back.
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Mister Ostrich
Elegant Blue Serge Fashion With Gold Embroidery
Describes blue serge outfits with gold embroidery and pale gold straps. Notes feminine styling, turned-back borders, and a charming effect. Skirt features long pleats and an ornate turned-down collar with chiffon. Wide sleeves reach the wrist with cuff detailing.
Four Sets for Sand-Clay Road Surfaces Outlined
A United States Department of Agriculture summary describes four cases for sand clay road surfaces original bed conditions and methods to mix clay and sand in place. It details grading spreading clay plowing harrowing and rolling until compacted noting adjustments after rains and months of observation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Construction guidance for sand-clay road surfacing
The text outlines methods for mixing sand and clay to form durable road surfacing. It stresses thorough mixing, willingness to plow and harrow, reliance on traffic to puddle and compact the surface, and periodic shaping with dragging. It describes trenching with a grading machine and layering to ensure an eight inch center thickness.
Proven Health Comebacks from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Women from Ridgway Pennsylvania and Tennille Georgia report long standing female troubles resolved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They describe backache, fatigue, ulceration fears, and renewed ability to work and manage homes. The firm invites letters to its Lynn Massachusetts office for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ridgway
Penn
Tennille
W. E. Linsry
R. R
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Incompatibility Cited as Reason in Divorce Comment
A lawyer notes the ground for divorce as incompatibility while quoting a husband who says his income could not meet his wife’s expectations. The exchange highlights economic strain shaping marital disputes.
Anti-Choleric Hog Remedy boosts growth and immunity
An Iowa Des Moines Fall Week promotion touts Anti-Choleric Hog Remedy as a low labor, low cost way to fatten hogs, improve disease resistance, and raise weights. Virginia and Iowa dealers, thousands of adopters, and a one cent per dose claim frame the pitch amid garbled testimonial snippets and a joke about a peashooter bet.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Drug: Co
Des .Moines
Virginia
Agen
Thal Nya
Endorge
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Removal Says Cincinnati Authority
An Cincinnati authority endorses freezone a topical drug that removes corns instantly by applying drops to the tender area. The dry shrivels the corn removing root and all with minimal irritation to surrounding skin. A small bottle is inexpensive and available at drug stores, with sellers urged to stock it.
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Cincinnati
British Invention Enables Machine Polishing of Furniture
A recent British invention makes polishing furniture by machine feasible, moving away from hand polishing. Theoretical notes suggest the device could offer efficient, consistent results and could alter traditional workshop methods.
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Lucie Hamar
Birmingham Age-Herald
M. Sigratus
Mrs. Lindsey
Aya
Warner
Safe Remedies CO
Rochester
N. Y
Peralta
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