Paris Dress Costs in High Style Talk by Madame Paquin
In Paris fashion discourse, Madame Jeanne Paquin explains why couture costs are high. She notes producers bear many drafts and waste to achieve art, employing about 200 workers and turning out 4,000 gowns yearly. Average affluent customers might spend about 15 dresses per season totaling around 4,000 dollars, with furs cloaks hats and undergarments included.
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Paris
Jeanne Paquin
Madame Paquin
Paquin
Aladame Paquin
Flannel Blouse Styles On Display In Southern Wardrobes
Flannel blouses are presented as part of southern attire. They are gathered into bands above the hips and worn slipped over the head in a midday fashion, reflecting period styling.
Meeting Discusses Work Of Department At Washington Park
The missionary department of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held the first program in a series yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Missionary Society meeting. Speakers included Mrs. CL Joyce, Mrs. D. W. Marshall, Mrs. Crave C. Platt, and Mrs. James Main, who outlined plans to teach Americanization to foreign born mothers to aid children, and to visit other churches to spread awareness of the work.
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Missionary Department
Woman's Christe’ Law Temperance, Union
Foreign, Missionary Society
Washington Park
M. Ja
Cotton Oil Company to Transfer Its Plants
New York January confirmation by American Cotton Oil president Lyman N. Wine that eight southern mills would close and the Atlanta divisional headquarters move to Memphis Tennessee. Some mills already shut and others to follow as soon as possible.
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New York
Jan. Hn
Lyman N. Wine
The
American Cotton Oil Company
Donight
South
Atlanta
Memphis
Tenn
World War Veteran Sentenced as Slayer in Pa Case
Huntington Pa Jan 5 Dr Klerber J Bryson of Washington DC a World War veteran was convicted of second degree murder last September after a trial. Judge Thomas W Bailey sentenced him today to 14 to 18 years in the Western Penitentiary. Attorneys for a new trial were refused.
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Huntington
Dr. Klerber, J. Bryson
Washington, D D. C
Thomas W. Bailey
Western Penitentiary
Child of 7 Testifies Against Alleged Slaver
In Newark on January 5 Virginia Brigham seven years old took the stand to testify against Writ Ham Battles a 19 year old Black man accused of slaving. Her mother Mrs. Charles I Brigham of Orange New Jersey waved the witness to the stand and the girl walked up the aisle identifying the accused as the man seen in the house on the day her mother was killed.
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Newark
War
Virginia
Brigham
Charles i Brigham
Orange
Auto-suggestion and the mind's power to heal
In this excerpt, the author discusses auto-suggestion as a force shaping recovery and bodily function. He cites medical observations from France, notes the sub-conscious mind guiding action, and cites cases where thinking and suggestion influence healing outcomes. The piece previews further discussion with Professor Coué.
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France
India
Medical Faculty of
Paris
Bernheim
Coxain
Carnot
Protssor- Coue
Obituary notices for Cassella V Brothwell and others
Funeral services for Cassella V Brothwell were held at 2 PM at home in Stratford with Pastor William W. Day officiating. Burial followed in Mountain Grove Cemetery. Harriet Barber Borent widow of Joseph Worent died at her daughter’s home on Edwin Street. services pending. Mrs. Drinkwine’s family to host funeral and burial at St Michael’s cemetery. Anne Murphy funeral held in Derby with high mass at St Mine’s church and burial in Mt. St. Peter’s Cemetery.
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Cassella V. Brothwell
Cassella V Brothwell
Judson Place
Stratford
William W. Day
United Congregational Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Joseph
Ubis
New Hampshire
Srandehil
Ven
Marl
Gladys
Anne Murphy
Derby
Dan
Anny Murphy
Laure
St. Mine's
Musterale mustard paste eases sore throat and ache
A white ointment Musterale, made with ninetand, claims fast relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis chest pain and aches. It advertises practical sizes from handy jars to hospital tubes and promotes itself as better than a mustard plaster.
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Musterrele
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Dawe's Theatre
Cotton Oil Company
Bridgeport
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Raye One
MAIN
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the M. Quinn CO
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