Richard Dudley Finds Love After Life Of Women
Richard Dudley, tired of women and motor cars, leaves the club and wanders to the countryside. There he meets a girl in a forest, discovers a hidden childhood memory, and ultimately reunites with his former love Elsie Bren ton, marrying her in the end and leaving city life for nature.
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Rickshaw an American Idea
Twenty years ago in Japan rickshaws were the common travel method outside main rail lines between Tokyo and Kobe. The invention claims vary from a Kyoto paralytic to an American named Goble, with official manufacture starting in 1870. In Japan the vehicle is jinrikisha or jinriki sha meaning man powered cart, pulled by a man, with kuruma used as a local term.
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Braille Langenscheidt Dictionary For the Blind
A landmark achievement for the blind is the first French German dictionary printed in Braille. Karl Satzenhofer, himself blind, oversaw the precise work at Vienna Institute for the Education of the Blind. The Langenscheidt dictionary uses abbreviated type to save space across five large volumes, with an early order from Helen Keller.
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Banquet Reflections on Old Stories and Craft
In a brief exchange the speaker notes banquets are not enjoyed but found interesting. They observe that old stories remain engaging when told cleverly and that attendees never tire of recognizing good storytelling. The dialogue hints at appreciation for craft over pomp.
Girls Summer Dresses Show Three Distinct Styles
A fashion description outlines three summer dress models. The first features pink voile with a gathered long blouse, lace bertha, tulle guimpe, lace-edged skirt, and ribbon sash. The white serge ensemble includes a sleeveless blouse and skirt with box plaits trimmed in colored embroidery, underblouse in white batiste. The third model uses strawberry voile with plaited blouse and skirt, silk embroidery bertha and girdle, and a lace yoke.
Best Form of Embroidery for Ribbon Work
The article argues ribbon embroidery is valuable for those seeking art and profit, noting economy in buying ribbon by the piece and using narrow widths. It advises corded silk or poplin as backgrounds, with thinner silks basted to open weave canvas, and cautions against drawing ribbon too tightly to preserve puffed blossoms. Ends should be fastened last and cut ends pasted to the wrong side to keep the back flat.
Realism In Millinery Scented Hats Capture Luxury Trend
A fashion feature describes hats trimmed with perfumed flowers and hidden sachets. Parisian Malmaison carnations launch the scenting craze with violets lilies and other flowers delivering lasting fragrance throughout wear.
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Double Skirt This Year Heralds New Style Feature
The article describes a double skirt arising from the tunic idea. It notes it should not be used with rough weaves, can be pleated from bordure materials, and may use two flounces as the overskirt. It discusses cost considerations and model variations with full lower tiers and lighter overskirts.
Velvets in Vogue Shape Paris Ready to Wear
Paris costumers feature ready to wear costumes in chiffon and satin foundations with velvets rising in use for next fall and winter. Velveteens likely to grow as raw cotton costs rise about sixty percent from last year, driving prices up. Belts contrast coats and gown ensembles in fashion notes.
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Fashionable Woolen Coats and Medieval Gowns Highlight LA Herald
Sunday Magazine of the Los Angeles Herald notes woolen light coats reaching near the skirt hem in pale hues and vivid Dive reds and navies. Cotton voile gowns in lavender pink or pigeon blue offer dainty alternatives. Medieval reception dresses with fitted transparent sleeves and high collars in velvet cashmere or crepe de chine feature heavy embroidery and draped skirts while satin reticules match the ensembles.
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Curious Materials Brighten Ordinary Dresses in New Dressmaking
A news note describes novel trim ideas such as red felt on broadcloth in flame red or English pink, a small cut-edge patch on shepherds plaid with black satin trim, and chamois with cut edges used on a lavender dress, illustrating evolving decorative choices.
Colored lace veils in vivid greens and rosy hues
The article notes brilliant green lace veils in myrtle and rose colors used with carriages or motorwear. Green is described as universally liked and restful to the eye, while veils are heavily decorated, concealing features like heavy crepe veils.
Up to Date Sunshade Parasol Debuts on Boardwalk
The Chantecler parasol, shown in white, tan and green with plumaged birds, appears more appropriate than the data and veils. It surfaced in Atlantic City's boardwalk during the great Waster parade, with several models displayed.
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