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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
5
Readable fragments describe a costume with a new design and color work. Mentions embroidered scallops on white fabric and a colored motif, with references to artistic influence and decorative features.
A garment feature summary notes jackets in bright blue with red accents under the waist, short skirts in black moire velvet and charmoose, and embroidered white crepe options. Describes hats, blouses, and various fabrics including velvet and satin, plus a nod to accessories and footwear trends.
A mother in a factory district explains how her son, placed in free public school, faced bullying and illness from older students. She argues education should be accessible to all yet notes the need for safer school environments and vigilant teachers to protect vulnerable children.
The article surveys fashion in New York, noting dramatic hair decorations and ornate headpieces for theatergoers. It criticizes large aigrettes, tall feather caps, and pearl jeweled bands that obstruct view, while predicting daring styles and luxurious accessories will trend despite criticism.
The Fido muff replaces the Ready bear as a favored pet name trend. Owners embrace dozens of these canine inspired muffs with varied fur, noting likeness to poodle-like dogs and naming flexibility.
A playful toy dog face with bright eyes and a metal collar complements a Water Lily crepe pongee kimono. The piece features a diagonal front, sash overlaps, satin bindings, and folded pleats with dart details in green satin, creating a delicate, ornamental garment.
The article surveys winter fashion with ca sery colored furs, lace, velour, and various trims. It highlights tam o shanters, pearl buttons, box pleats, bright green suits, fur trims, cravats in seal brown velvet, and fur buckles replacing jet buckles. It also notes bold color mixes, morning wear, and prevailing silhouette details amid sickness warnings and a Foley’s ad.
Boston described as a civic model, Newark's Free Public Library hosts a city plan exhibit. John Cotton Dana argues libraries should function as civic centers providing broad data, public welfare, and business information to aid city efficiency and enterprise.
Washington reports the U S Bureau of Mines says cities can cut smoke without consumer devices. The study notes federal buildings waste coal and worsen smog, urging building designers to provide proper furnace space and modern smokeless burning methods for urban areas.
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