Philadelphia Health Contest Opens for 600 Babies
The Child Federation launches a citywide infant mortality reduction contest in Philadelphia. Babies under two from the Italian section will be entered at the emigration building Tenth and Bainbridge, examined by physicians, and rated. Nurses visit homes to advise on hygiene, with scores based on baby improvement and home ratings. top three receive cash prizes of 26, 15, and 10 dollars. Entry closes after six hundred are registered, with plans for four more contests citywide.
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Bainbridge Streets
Cut Down Brim and Bind Edge for Dress Work
Instructions describe trimming the brim to a chosen width and binding the edge with velvet and maire ribbon. It suggests ripping the dress to reuse the best part with plaid material featuring green.
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Winifred
Barrel muff fashion trends captivate women readers
A fashion feature surveys the barrel muff, praising its graceful, crushable design in velvet, chiffon, silk, or fur. It highlights varied models from amethyst velvet to chiffon, trims with chinchilla or ermine, and its theater wear appeal, urging readers to adopt the trend early.
Rich New Wrap Of Black Taffeta
A contributor recounts teaching daughters to manage household finances and cooking, testing their independence. The narrator, a mother of three, instructed her eldest to handle monthlong household bills to gain prudent budgeting skills. The plan reportedly improved their efficiency and independence.
The Woman Chooses for Her Own Heart and Hand
A discussion of who chooses marriage, argues that a woman decides for herself. It rejects male vanity as the driver of engagements, claiming the pursuer is the pursued and the woman marks her match. The piece asserts women wait for the right man and seize the moment.
Mourning Wear Styles Highlight White Crepe and Velvet Hues
The article details mourning fashion trends with a shift back to white for deep mourning. It describes white crepe hats and veils, black crepe de chine accents, and medieval rose motifs, alongside conservative gowns in luster satin and voile. Jewelry remains minimal with only dull diamonds allowed.
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Utmot
Belind
Luxurious fur fashions lead a new season in style
A fashion feature notes fur as a dominant luxury for women and babies, detailing how coats, collars, and muffs in Persian lamb enrich outfits. It highlights Mohair and ribboned boudoir accessories, fur trimmed hats, and the baby’s corduroy coat with fur to guard against cold while adding elegance.
When I saw my eldest daughter step into a home
The speaker reflects on a daughter's independence and a sense of security as she steps into her own residence, likening the woman to an autonomous housekeeper and suggesting confidence in her future.
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John
First Milestone in 1860 Sparks Domestic Tension
In a bustling dining room Ned Pym frets over a missed party and a Navy launch. John Rhead defies Sam with quiet resolve, revealing he attended the Warrior launch, while Gertrude and Rose navigate flirtation, jealousy, and social airs under Mrs Rhead's wary eye.
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Rose
Mrs. Rhead
Sam
John
Ned Pym
John Rhead
Sam Gertrude
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Ned
Rose Aoe
Mrs .Rhead
Paris
Nita
Juanita
Water Damaged Curtains and Draperies Fire Cleanup Sale
Fire at 809 Main Street damaged stock at 507 Main Street with minor losses in Lace Curtains Draperies Portieres and related items. A cleanup sale begins immediately offering 30c washable draperies at 10¢ yard and marked discounts on Portieres Gunfast Draperies Lace Curtains and more.
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