Tailor Made Costumes Lead Style Mutiny in Paris and New York
The piece notes a shift toward feminine tailor made outfits with new draping, bias cuts, and mixed fabrics. Paris and London magazines praise varied, graceful suits beyond plain waists. New fabrics like Avcala velveteen offer durable seaside wear with silk velvet luster and versatile day to evening use.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Worth
Paris
Myra
Tey
Snch
Summer Style Notes on Inexpensive Wardrobe Making
Jenny June outlines season ready styles using affordable materials. Open worked cottons and wools feature color blending and white embroidery on colored grounds with simple hems and refined trims. The belted bodice remains common, sleeves vary, and the short lived Mother Hubbard trend is deemed unfashionable for street wear.
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Jenny June
Dressmaking Tips Show Versatile Skirts and Trims United
An Eastern fashion authority notes steel stays now detaches for packing. Skirts drape over petticoats with varied fabrics including plain veiling and beige tissue. Belts, bodices, and jackets feature tricotine jerseys, open work wool, and fine beading. Ornamental trims include fringe, braids, and floral pins.
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Jersey
Reminiscences of Public Men and Early Inventions
Reminiscences recount political venom as Robert Toombs clashes with Judge Erskine and Judge Dougherty over court access. Other pages note Winthrop, Johnson, Giddings, and Allen trading barbs on the Wilmot proviso and public conduct. Included: Prof Page’s electro magnetic locomotive trial and Asa Whitney’s railroad proposal. Also a feature on Spanish boatwomen on the Douro with vivid dress and heirloom jewelry.
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Robert Toombs
Congress
Charleston
Erskine
Mr. Toombs
Toombs
Robert C. Winthrop
Andrew Johnson
Ten Nessee
Gidlings
Ohio
Winthrop
Wilmot
Joshua R. Giddings
Howell Cobb
Mr. Winthrop
Milton
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Allen
Edmund Burke
Great Britain
Page
Washington
Bladensburg
Asa Whitney
Lake Michigan
Pacific Ocean
United States
A French stove heats by circulating air through exposed apertures
The article describes a French electrical stove using refractory clay plates with exposed apertures through which wires feed and air circulates around red hot elements. It notes dust dangers and the need for ventilation and dust extraction. It also covers Illinois Central shop tests for boiler steel drift and ductility using specific hole sizes, drifts, and hammer weights.
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France
Mozryn
One-Sided Campaign Complaints After Dakota Election
A defeated Dakota legislature candidate laments unfair tactics used by an opponent. He cites unmade accusations about an immigration irregularity, a bad reputation, tar and feathering, and dishonest government conduct as factors in the election, calling it a mean political trick. Stellaine Bell comments.
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Dakota
Stelline Bell
Wealth Suggestions For Common Ailments
A half teaspoonful of common gilt dissolved in cold water relieves heart burn and dyspepsia. Dr Vigorous recommends hot lemonades hourly for diarrhea. Do not wash feet in hot water. cold water with ammonia or salt is pleasanter. Vinegar-soaked brown paper on the forehead helps a sick headache and cool water bath of eyelids eases head pain.
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Douro
Oporto
Vigorous
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Aurelia Sentinel
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Ben
Perkley Poore
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