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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1900
Page
24
A vivid description portrays a spring outfit with white organdy and lace details. A woman wears an organdy dress with lace yokes and tucked sleeves, a rice straw bonnet with white plumes, and a fringed parasol, as a hostess comments on her lilies of the field appearance.
The scene centers on children’s lawn attire at a tea party. Mothers describe gowns from empire muslin to Valenciennes trims, silk sandals, and pink satin bows. godmothers discuss christening shoes and white satin boxes.
A vintage guide offers methods for preparing cauliflower in three ways with butter, cheese, and onions, plus two beet and bean preparations. It stresses handling wilted produce, boiling water vigor, and skimming. The piece blends step by step cooking tips with period kitchen language and measurements.
Fanny Enders surveys the corset craft that reshapes bodies through long waists flat hips and a narrow back. The article praises the modern corsetiere for creating graceful lines while accommodating both fat and thin figures with innovative stays, laces, and supportive structure.
Special correspondence from Newport Rhode Island notes the summer colony’s shift toward more freedom in bathing attire. Prominent women discuss emancipation, health benefits, and changing fashion as the season approaches, with renewed ease in enjoying daily dips and sport on the sea.
A new warm weather trend features long lace evening wraps that are elegant yet lightly weighted with silk embroidery. Designers pair laces with appliques and rhinestones, tucks, and plaits, while Irish lace and Cartickcross gain popularity for delicate, unfailingly becoming looks.
The passage extols swimming as the supreme form of athletics requiring nerve skill and strength. It argues swimming demands all these qualities to the highest degree and offers the greatest return on effort.
A Philadelphia inventor devised a corset lock after witnessing a woman hurt when her corset front steel bar broke free and pressed into her abdomen. The invention prevents unfastening and adds a secondary safeguard to reduce harm.
A survey of summer boas highlights Paris au tour de cous garlands of flowers woven in lace and chenille cords and roses at the ends. Violet and blue chiffon boas with violets and ribbons adorn evening gowns and soft-hued party looks. Flo boas remain rarer while chiffon and net designs showcase frothy, snowdriftlike effects on the neck.
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