Fashion Society Heads Decide What Women Wear
Betsy Schuyler notes that society leaders dictate style while fashion lords and designers pull strings. Mrs. Vincent Astor sets trends with restrained gowns, polo events draw bold prints, and notable figures like Mrs. Francis Whitten and Julia Hoyt influence the polished New York look.
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Betsy Schuyler
Poiret
Erie
Bendel
Westchester-Biltmore
Pierre
Ciro
Vincent Astor
Mauretania
Astor
Newark
Couturier
Paris
Westbury
Long Island
Lacey
Milburn
Europe
Francis §. Whitten
Hair fashion shifts with silver and iron-gray styles
The piece notes Nora Bayes appears more lovely with silver hair and Flora Zabelle Hitchcock sports an iron-gray bob. Hair dressers report women streaking white for distinction. Fashionables ditch obvious makeup but wear bright red lips and sunburn powders for darker skin tones. The pink and white baby doll look is out.
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Carter Leidy
Fifi Widener
Julia Hoyt
New York
Texas Guinan
Grand Street
Lynne Fontaine
Nora Bayes
Raymond Hitchcock
Flora Zabelle
Sheep counting dog aids shepherd in Scotland
In Edinburgh a shepherd reports his dog can count sheep. He sent the dog to a pasture with 25 sheep. The dog barked for numbers up to 24, but stayed quiet at 25, revealing one sheep missing.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Hints for Women and a Woman’s Remedy
A health notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women's ailments. It claims thousands of women suffer in silence and that the product, made from roots and herbs, has three generations of success and is the standard remedy for such issues.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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