Loose Dress Heralds New Style for Women
The American's Daily Women’s Page discusses a new dress trend emphasizing the natural figure with flexible corsettas and leveled draping. An example features old red charmeuse with gold red and brown embroidery, a waist fullness, a draped sash, and a Medici collar of black fox with matching cuffs and a white fox cap and muff.
Kansas City Welfare Work Offers Self Help Model
Kansas City shows a broad welfare system that emphasizes self help through programs like a municipal pawnshop welfare loans bureau free legal aid and an employment bureau. It includes a rock quarry farm parole wage studies dance hall inspections housing investigations and credits Frank P Walsh as a key figure in shaping these efforts.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Welfare Loan Agency
Free Legal Aid Bureau
Municipal Employment Bureau
Municipal Rock
Parole Department
Frank P. Walsh
National Industrial Relations Commission
Frank Walsh
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column on Youth and Relationships
Elizabeth Thompson answers readers on romance and independence in teen years. She advises modesty, self-respect, and earning money at eighteen, while cautioning against gossip and possessive behavior. The column blends practical tips with traditional social norms for young women.
Housedress of Pink Albatross and Sage
A pink albatross housedress with cream lace collar and cuffs features wide all in sleeves. Corded silk forms the draped girdle and sash end, with a puffed tunic mounted to a matching band.
Missing guidance for page readers and historical notes
A jumbled column-style excerpt discusses Miss Dane's answers on coal mining near Richmond Virginia, along with home remedies for blackheads, New Year living pictures ideas, and a Q A about congressional pages. It references Red Cross Nursing and various social tips.
Future Woman and One Toe Myth in Bright Predictions
A collage of speculative notes on women, sports, and evolution. Predictions claim women of the future may grow taller and even become one-toed, with debates about insanity trends, while French writers envision empowered yet distinct roles for women. The piece also weaves in unrelated trivia and questions about dressing, weddings, and household tips.
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Arttinh Association
Lnte
Forbes Winslow
Madera
Clement Lucas
Roya College of Burgeons
M. Jean Finot
Household Hints for Oyster Sauce and Buckwheat Cake
Fragmented recipe notes describe oyster sauce preparation with butter milk and seasonings. Also notes buckwheat cake with fine breadcrumbs, detailing ingredient portions and steps in incomplete form.
Mary Bell Named Special U S Examiner From Portland
Mary Bell of Portland Oregon is the only woman appointed as a special examiner for the United States in the government antitrust suit against the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Appointed by Judge Robert S Bean last September she will record testimony across the country, presiding in Chicago and traveling to major cities. Her prior role as Judge Bean’s private secretary aided her selection and her duties include taking shorthand records of testimony in the case.
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Chicago
Mias Mary &. Bell
Portland
Ore
Uncle Sam
Robert S. Bean
The
American
Telephone & ‘Telegraph. Company
Continent
Mies Reti
How to Prepare a Welsh Rabbit
Instructions describe melting butter in a pan then adding sharp cheese cut into pieces. Stir in liquid and Worcester sauce, cook until thick cream like, and serve on toast for a Sunday night supper or as a luncheon dish. The cheese may be used as a sandwich filler the next day.
Walnuts Advised As Food By London Journal
A London medical journal cites walnuts as nutritional value sources noting that thirty large kernels equal about two and three quarters pounds of lean beef. With beef valued at roughly 20 cents per pound, each walnut is worth about two cents as food. The piece suggests this could boost walnut production and consumption while noting meat may become a luxury for the rich, leaving consumers with a walnut sized alternative.
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London
Peter Pumpkin-eater
Velvet Grapes Add Textural Flair to Violet Charm Dress
Velvet grapes replace artificial flowers in a charming violet gown. The small grape clusters hang loose on long stems, offering taupe wine red and mauve tones that enhance the dress with a natural, graceful touch.
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Atlanta
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Lami
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Richmond
National Committee On Red Cross Nursing
Washington, D.C
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Congress
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Amd
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Tiga
Nonor
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Art van Senees
Mary E. Bell
Matinee
Pat White
Dreamland Burlesquers
WM. x. Thompson
B. F. Keith
Eugene
Columbia Theater
Corryville
White-Foster Comedy Company
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Walnut
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