Norwood Women to Hear Speakers on Politics and Citizenship
The Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs meets at 2 o'clock with Mrs Cobb in charge to hear Louise Armstrong discuss Woman's Preparation for Politics. Louise Armstrong, noted for Cincinnati vacation schools, will speak on Woman's Preparation for Citizenship. The Harriet Taylor Upton Study Club meets at Mrs. Frank W. Spreen's home in Avondale with Scott Bonham giving a talk on Municipal Danes Hall.
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Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs
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Mrs Cobb
Louise Armatrong
Mises Louise Armstrong
Cineinati
Norwood Literary Club
Harriet Taylor Upton
Frank W. Spreen
Hearne Avenue
Avondale
Scott Bonham
Danese Hall
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Dainty Trifles In the Shops
Ribbon-made mippers for boudoir wear are shown in pink blue lavender and yellow with satin ribbons and lace. Prices range from 2.59 to 5 for fur embroidery or lace trimmed styles. underbodices and corset covers also offered with chiffon and rosebud detailing.
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Iba
Bags Through Time Span Many Eras In One Display
A display showcases bags of various periods and styles from Oriental and Chinese designs to Old English Empire and contemporary creations. The exhibit highlights how bags evolve from classic to modern, appealing to collectors and fashion enthusiasts.
Women and Their Activities in Suffrage News
Miss Maud Young of San Francisco represents California at the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Budapest. Education Committee offers eight exhibitions for travel in France and Germany for secondary school teachers. Mrs Booth-Heliberg oversees army work in Denmark. Emma Gafiths flies a biplane in Herndon. A Chinese Christian gains a divorce in Singapore for elopement. Massachusetts anti-suffragists note low use of school voting rights. Bishop Osborne says modesty must guide women’s conduct. Mrs Blatch supports income tax as argument for voting rights.
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Maud Young
San Francisco
Waitresses’ Union
California
International Woman Suffrage ‘Alliance
Budapest
Middlesex
Eng
France
Germany
Dainty costume on display with lace corsage and satin skirt
A costume on display features a transparent white lace corsage paired with a brocade charmeuse tunic. A draped ce pate satin skirt completes the ensemble while belts add varied detailing to the outfit.
Fashion notes hint butterfly motifs in green velvet and lace
A fashion column describes hats, gowns, and accessories featuring butterfly decorations. It highlights green velvet hats with white lace butterflies, lace dresses with chiffon draperies, beaded tulle gowns, mink trim, panne velvet blouses, and antiqued buttons and buckles as sought items for refined wear.
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Premet
What Paris Likes Today In Color
Fashion guidance notes a shift toward Petrole blues and dark browns like tete de negre with black accents. It praises sheer fabrics, chiffon like textures, and subtle color gatherings, predicting gradual adoption of apricot rust greens blues and purples with high color lighting and refined combinations.
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Petrole
Parisian
V Dria
Marriage Licenses Show Crowded City Registry
A clogged list of marriage licenses reveals numerous couples with ages and street addresses, including Logan and Sanctity, Peplican. Walter Haller and Esther Maschnot. Walter Brooksmith and Mary Jane McDevitt. and others across Ninth and West Fourth streets, East Thirteenth, Gilbert avenue, and Queen City area. Names and ages vary from early twenties to late twenties with multiple street positions and residences listed.
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Foun A. Logan
West Ninth Street
Peplican
West Fourth Street
Walter &. Haller
Calhoun Street
Esther Maschnot
West Eight Street
Walter Brooksmith
Gerard
Mary Jane McDevitt
East Thirteenth Street
Joseph HH. Dileberod
Etreet
Gilbert Avenue
Lorenson Benardelli
Queed City Ave
Ginlavella
Thomas’ Bodkin
Carr’ Street
Pei Schmidt
Spring Street
Oye A. Catteni
West Fourteenth Street
Rosa Broeggemann
Pleasant Street
Droeeh
Queen City
Westwood Avenue
Ear fashion trends feature visible ears and bold headgear
Ears are coming into fashion with hair worn back and ears exposed. Large tortoise shell earrings and big drops with gold belts gain favor. Tiny hats now sit high with three stacked decks and velvet folds, signaling a shift toward taller headgear.
The Angel in the House
A fragment of analysis contrasts the dignity of drudgery with the ease of writers who praise chores. It discusses a minor poem praising a working girl who loves labor yet questions the value of routine household tasks versus leisure. The piece reflects on gender roles and the effort involved in domestic duties.
Fashion Hints for a Practical Girl’s Coat
The article presents a simple girls coat that slips on quickly with a versatile neck finish. It can be buttoned for cold days or opened for milder weather, using cloakings velveteen or corduroy with potential fur edging. For twelve-year-olds the pattern calls for four and a half yards of fabric.
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Malta
May Manton doll dress patterns offered in Balkan style
An advertisement describes a May Manton pattern for a school coat and a dolly dress in Balkan style. It details material widths twenty seven inches wide, yardage for blouse skirt and collar, sizing for dolls of eighteen, twenty-two and twenty-six inches, and a mail order instruction with ten cent pattern fee plus two cent postage.
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Dolly
Harsh Day Forecast In Daily Horoscope Warnings
The reader is warned of misfortune and caution with travel and decisions. Unstable influences affect speech and exams, and women face extra trouble today. Weddings and entertainment are ill advised, and business deals may mislead due to misunderstandings and impulsive talk.
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Peredia
Questions and Answers on Etiquette and Social Rules
A column offering guidance on gifts for newborns, hosting etiquette, seating at a luncheon, beauty tips, wedding dress ideas, travel offers, and handling romantic advances. It covers proper gift addresses, paying for meals, seating arrangements, and acceptable responses to social advances.
Household hints and stain remedies
A collection of simple cleaning tips and stain removals. Tips include using alcohol to dry a yell not to iron, starch in rinsing water to keep tablecloths clean, milk or buttermilk to treat mildew, oxalic or tartaric acid for ink and print-safe ink stains, ammonia to remove machine oil, and whey in jam making to preserve color and prevent molding.
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