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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
11
Haberdashers announce spring novelties dominated by silk shirts in solid colors. Crepe silks and new neckwear designs lead a season stressing lighter outfits, waistcoats, and versatile outing shirts with improved comfort for golf and tennis alike.
The article outlines spring men’s headwear featuring a puggeree band and draped taffeta bands across soft hats and Panama styles. It notes higher crowns, pencil curl brims, and black derbys, with gray and blue dominating soft hats and a new raisin shade emerging. Contrasting bands and matched suit color schemes are highlighted as possible trends, plus the trusted stitched “sill” hat for travel remains valued.
The article extols feminine care in appearance and features fashionable morning caps. It notes caps echo eighteenth century elegance, worn with a saunt de lit or dressing gown, while enjoying morning chocolate or the newspaper in bed. Women are encouraged to design their own caps to suit individual taste.
A fashion season promises capes and wraps with canine inspired design. Both long and short capes appear, offering dramatic edges and varied lengths for outfits.
The ad pledges comfortable seating for the large cast of 100 in the “Zteg Feld Follies” with ample seats available for every performance.
Washington reports the Alaska railway bill authorizing up to 1000 miles of government railroad and $35,000,000 to be built if signed by the president. The Senate approved the conference report 42 to 27 after a long debate, with decisions left to the president on route, operation, and possible purchase or lease of existing lines.
William J. Cummins former head of the Carnegie Trust company was moved from the Tombs to Sing Sing to begin a sentence of four to eight years and eight months. He plans to appeal to Governor Glynn for a pardon claiming he aided the state in hearings on the trust company.
London reports Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst again Hunger striking in Holloway jail. She trusts release within days under the cat and mouse law after police diverted the Scotch Express and moved her to a London suburb. A crowd gathered at the jail but police kept order and no rescue was attempted.
The piece discusses summer bungalow furnishings for year-round homes and the appeal of owning a small house with a garden. It notes a shift from showy pretenses to genuine comfort and practical design as architects respond to demand for compact homes with modern conveniences.
Notice to out of town Kodakers promising quick, first class finishing and enlarging with timely mail order service. Advertises new price list and fresh films and supplies by Barcel post with C. O. D. option from Hawkes Co Kodak Dept at 14 Whitehall Street.
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