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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1901
Page
37
A society page column surveys wartime style and economy as women fret over rising dress costs. It highlights new spring gowns, ornate sleeves, jeweled accessories, and the return of turquoise, ivory, and hyacinth palettes, with notes on lace, embroidery, and beaded trims. It also muses on furniture knowledge and outerwear like triple shoulder capes, blending fashion with practical concerns.
Caroline S Mahoney profiles Mrs Rebecca Latimer Felton of Georgia, praising her role as a political partner, author, reformer, and advocate for education and women's rights. The piece recounts Felton's early life, marriage to Dr. William Felton, her influence in campaigns, journalism, and public service, and her enduring legacy as a force for progress in Georgia.
Mrs Jennings, the First Lady of Florida, is celebrated as one of the state's most brilliant women. Born in New Jersey, she moved to Crystal River, Florida, and married Judge William Sherman Jennings of Brooksville. They reside in Brooksville with a bright son, Sherman Bryan Jennings, and she actively supports her husband while managing a busy home and civic duties. She has attended multiple Democratic state conventions and aided in the governor's campaign, reflecting her deep involvement in public affairs. Both are prominent Baptist church members known for charitable acts.
A homemaking column offers systems for linen storage and daily use, detailing organized linen closets, shelf labeling, weekly supply cycles, and sachet fragrances. It includes practical ironing steps, closet lighting, and dust control, plus multiple strawberry dessert recipes and kitchen tips for spring.
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