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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
5
Dark hues dominate the season with tartan silks and plaid ribbons rising in popularity. Blouses of chiffon match skirts in white, while moire purses and jeweled buttons accent outfits. Wide hip pockets, tunics, three flap skirts, and kimono shoulder lines shape coats and dresses. furs include sable, beaver, fox, and spax.
A column advises that dress affects disposition, tracing a psychological link between clothing and mood. It notes that morning house dresses and hairstyle choices energize tasks, while varied gowns and color schemes suit different complexions and hair. It cites Paris modistes drafting color rules for women.
Daily Horoscope outlines luck under Mercury with favorable travel and reunions while Saturn and Uranus clash. It foresees optimistic thinking, benefits for preachers and writers, a shift toward poetry, many marriages among the prominent, a American princess alliance, and cautions on swindling, robberies, and banking risk during the holiday period.
It explains that most perfumes derive from oils such as bergamot lemon and rosemary diluted in alcohol and rose water. It notes Hungary water as rosemary and brandy distillate and mentions common adulterants like musk jasmine ambergris attar of roses castor oil and geranium.
Advice on aligning breakfast and dinner hours with family work and school schedules. Emphasizes a peaceful home atmosphere, a prepared weekly menu, and giving the maid time to plan meals and rest between 7 30 breakfast and 8 30 dinner.
President Wilson will attend the Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile, Alabama, on October 27. Plans call for him to depart October 25 and return upon completion, with developments pending.
Allie Trimble of Butler County was arrested after police identified her in men's clothes during a flirtation with a West Erd high school girl. Magistrate Winters released her after she explained she dressed as a man to earn a living and confessed to flirting in a show of affection.
The city of Amsterdam opens a labor exchange for women run by a woman director and nine assistants. In three years it handles employment without charge, aiding 18 231 women last year and 1 765 in January this year across departments like shoemaking servants and clerical work.
Fashion notes from Paris shops highlight shadow laces on necklines, narrow hem gowns, and lemon yellow with white gloves as striking contrasts. White cotton gowns with colored linen trim, striped prints, long veils, cobwebby lace undergarments, and embroidered white wraps dominate the season.
A guide to choosing window sill plants for winter care. Primroses cinerarias azaleas and petunias are favored for color and ease, with tips on watering light and placement. Snapdragons chrysanthemum varieties and marguerites also suit, while care emphasizes avoiding overwatering and using east or south windows.
The article surveys upcoming fall and winter fabrics and designs. It highlights plushes, velvets, crepes, brocades, and satin silks, with sheer laces and chiffons for evening wear. New weaves and knitted yarn blends promise versatile uses in wraps, dresses, and millinery.
Fragmentary historical excerpt surveys London streets and their origins, referencing Patt Mall Piccadilly and Piccadilly Hall. It mixes etymology with notes on bread laws and charitable meals, plus a medical aside on eye troubles and diet before closing with remarks on feeding standards for vulnerable children.
Pittsburg women vow to block EMmeline Pankhurst recognition and deny entry to a lecture tour in Pennsylvania. Mrs HOP Reiment and Western Pennsylvania leaders say suffragists will close doors to her acceptance, aiming to keep her from joining Pennsylvania's Equal Franchise movement.
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