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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1914
Page
7
A simple yet decorative platter cloth pattern No 14576 measures 12.4 by 18 inches and can be enlarged by omitting the scalloped edge. It can be embroidered in solid work with eyelets and French knots on fine linen. optional drawnwork or tissue-cut adjustments alter the look. A hot iron transfer pattern is provided for 15 cents.
The feature describes fashionable capes and cape coats in satin, serge, and organza with details on patterns 8445 and 8456. It notes draped collars, surplice vests, belt ideas, and fabric needs for size 36, including yardage and pattern pricing.
Fragmentary sewing notes describe a new silhouette with a wide girdle. References mention a straight figure site and a Japanese collar. Materials listed include 42 inch fabric and a plain cotton synth, with notes on sleeves and ruffle details for an afternoon dress.
The advertisement promotes underwear and pillow covers using ladder stitch and Venetian ladder work. It describes eyelet designs, border patterns, and transfer patterns with sizes and prices. It notes washable pillow covers, fastenings, and options for tray-cloths curtains and sideboard covers.
The proclamation outlines a constitutional amendment to extend the General Assembly term until the next session. It directs publication in two newspapers per congressional district for two months before the November 8, 1914 general election and specifies ballot wording for ratification or rejection. It names Gov M Slaton and Secretary of State Philip Cook and assigns election returns to the Secretary of State.
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