Evening Wear Innovations Shape New Millinery Styles
Julia Bottomley notes HB new coiffures inspire decorations for hair arranged in smooth masses. Large jeweled shell pins attract attention, while hat fasteners replace pins to keep hats secure. Chiffon hood veils with wire bonnets provide light protection. The piece highlights hat fasteners as practical, stylish improvements for evening wear.
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Julia Bottomley
Haif
Suited for the Afternoon Satin and lace ensemble described
An afternoon fashion note details a satin princess dress with a wide back boz-plait, scalloped satin edge with lace appliques, and a soft felt hat trimmed with ostrich feathers. Materials listed include four yards satin, three yards tulle, one and a half yards lace, and a dozen appliques.
Shawls Return To Fashion In Modern Dress
The article notes the revival of crepe shawls from Canton once popular with grandmothers. Embroidered squares with long knotted fringes reappear in Paris for swathed gowns and draperies. Paisley and Indian shawls lose favor due to thickness and coloring not fitting current styles.
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Finishing touches for decollete gowns explored
A narrow fur edge on the bodice with a tulle tucker is suggested as a pretty finish for decollete gowns. The design suits fabrics from chiffon to chiffon cloth and flatters both maids and matrons. A simple passementerie band offers a dainty top trim for girlish frocks in mansaline or marquisette.
Brook and Jabet Dangle Over Sabet In Brief Fragment
A fragmented sentence mentions Brook and Jabet with a balla above a term Sabet, signaling an unclear event or item from the page segment. The readable bits focus on two names and a dangling object described as a balla.
He Knew Her Three O'Clock Dressmaker Appointment
A fragment shows a dialogue about a 3 PM dressmaker visit and a dinner plan at eight. The snippets mention a he and a she it and a he all. The tone resembles casual domestic chatter.
Cuticura Heals Persistent Eczema Claims and Family Benefit
The reader cites personal cures with Cuticura products for long standing eczema affecting hands and body. A Virginia mother notes her daughter’s hands cleared in two weeks and credits Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Ointment. The piece also discusses public funding for tuberculosis work, highlighting state and federal appropriations and the push for local financing to fight consumption.
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M. E. Fallon
Speers Ferry
Massachusetts
National Association
Sewing Circle Thanks Congregation for 67 Buttons
The pastor closes the morning service thanking the congregation for 67 buttons dropped in the collection box during the past month. He requests donors to bring six undershirts and three pairs of secular garments next Sunday to provide materials for sewing the buttons.
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Harper’s Weekly
Ghosts discussed by James Hyslop and an elderly New York observer
In a New York discussion of the Paladin case, psychologist James Hyslop cites an original old lady who dismisses ghosts. She says, I don't take any stock in them, and notes personal beliefs about heaven and hell.
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James H. Hyslop
New York
Grape-Nuts Food Helps Missouri Woman Heal Stomach Ailments
A Missouri woman recounts long stomach troubles until Grape-Nuts provided relief. She describes heartburn gas and weight loss before finding diet stability and improved well being after starting the cereal. The letter emphasizes fuel quality and body fit in nutrition.
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Missouri
McAuliffe Confesses Robbery in Sheridan Trial
Edwin McAuliffe, recently convicted in Sheridan District Court, admits to a robbed night on Coffeen avenue with an unknown accomplice. He implicates unnamed men and recalls the fight with F. M. Lyle, a retired businessman, who slashed him with a razor, leaving McAuliffe with scars and a grim future.
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Loved to Death Mystery Revealed in Local Tale
A compact local tale contrasts a woman who dies for love with one who dies after caring for her husband. The dialogue implies a woman’s life ends from relentless toil after marriage, highlighting social pressures and gender roles in a historic setting.
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