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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1913
Page
57
A long feature advises on affordable smart summer outfits. It notes neatness as essential, outlines dress elements such as blue crepe skirts, platted yokes, and silk sleeves, and highlights combinations of linen and lawn gowns. It discusses belts, embroidery, and decorative trims, and stresses proper undergarments and clean appearance for women.
A lengthy fashion piece discusses the tulle vest as a corset layer, detailing construction, finishes, and the effect on the figure. It explores garments from neckline to waist, fabric draping, buttons, collars, and related undergarment advice, with emphasis on neatness, stockings, gloves, and shoe upkeep to maintain a refined feminine appearance.
Readable fragments describe button placement in a ball game or display, mentioning round red buttons and a square butler fashion detail. Hazy names and terms appear, with unclear actions or outcomes, offering little clear context or event.
Damaged OCR note describes mishandling of delicate lace on hem and toe area. Mentions third week and trauma reactions, with vague reference to outer rate and breeders on the outside. Story lacks clear persons, places, or organizations for concrete details.
Cotton crepe undergarments are praised for comfort and practicality for travelers. The article notes drawers slips and nightgowns made of cotton crepe require no ironing, stay neat, and are easily washable, making them a boon for those on the move.
The article suggests resizing the skirt to a narrower fit and repurposing fabric from the worn foulard to create long sleeves and a white net blouse. The fitted upper dress remains a component of a costume designed for comfort in hot weather.
Eponge unveils new season suits with vibrant blues browns and violets plus pinks. Designs favor elaborate collars cuffs and belt accents while skirts run shorter than winter styles. Fabric reputed for easy washing longevity and affordable price.
A cool matinee garment can be crafted in a day from pale blue or pink satin silk, plain Kimono style with satin ribbon edges, box-pleated trim, and feather-stitched center line. Its use around the neck sleeves center and front, plus waist ties, unites the pieces. White china silk with lace or Dresden ribbon embellishments adds a charming touch.
Describes several neck accessories and caps for Irish Peasant Neglige outfits. Details edge trims, tulle strands, satin bands, lace jabots, bow fastenings, and velvet ties for necklines and bodices. Also outlines handmade cap styles with batiste and embroidered eyeletting, plus decorative ribbons and shirring for a quaint look.
A brief odd note describes keeping lemon drops on hand to sweeten afternoon tea when lemon and sugar are scarce, noting the practice is convenient in a small sugar bowl.
An excellent flower holder for spring long stems upright in a shallow earthenware dish available by taking lead from a plumber. Twist the lead into shapes to aid the stems.
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