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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1896

Page

3

Edna Waymack the Woman Sign Painter in City Scene

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Edna Waymack, a fearless woman who paints outdoor advertising on barn walls and roofs. She operates with rule and brush, travels for work, and says the job is lucrative and earned with respect from contacts, though unusual for a woman. Waymack hails from Bellefontaine, Ohio, with recent work in Indianapolis and now in the city.

Eran Edna Waymack Prospect Hickox Streets Plain Dealer

Women Embrace Home Dressmaking Courses and Lectures

The piece notes rising fashion classes at resorts like Saratoga and Newport with millinery and dressmaking lessons. It highlights Helen H. Gardner urging women to push for opportunity, knowledge, and independence, plus commentary on women clubs and a playful clash over club names while praising motherhood's role in democracy.

Saratoga Boston Newport New York Times

The Shirt Waist and Summer Wardrobes Evolve

The article traces the shirt waist trend from early percale designs to iridescent silicia and Persian organdie details. It notes that modern wardrobes focus on a few skirts in black silk or wool and multiple waists, with organic outfits losing integrity in damp air and women favoring versatile waists for adaptability.

Artificial athletic glow favored by New York beauty shops

Reportage describes a New York shop showing how an "athletic complexion" is created for active women. A young woman undergoes steaming, almond cream, coconut balm, and Turkish rose application to achieve a pink tan glow that supposedly resists water and perspiration.

Newark Syracuse Chiropean Brooklyn New York Tribune New York Sun

Kate Field and a brave journalist in one tale

The account describes Katharine Field’s sharp interviews with newspaper women, a reporter who refuses to leave, and Field’s habit of drawing out guests. It also notes admirers recalling a monologue she recited and a playful exchange later. A separate piece explains kimono dress details for a 16 year old at a garden party including obi, hair, and parasol.

Kat Field Miss Field Kate Field Katharine Kate School of Oratory Philadelphia Times Ladies’ Home Journal

Woman War Correspondent Margherita Hamm Leads Field

Margherita Arlina Hamm, renowned journalist, has traveled widely in pursuit of news. She covered Cuba, the West Indies, Sandwich Islands, China, Japan, Korea, and Europe. She is honored as honorary vice president of London's Writers' Club for being the first woman war correspondent.

Margherita Arlina Hamm Cuba West Indies Sandwich Islands China Japan Korea Europe Writers’ Club of London

White gowns and bridesmaids fashion in season

The text notes white weddings as fashionable with a plain white satin bridal gown and minimal trimming. It adds white silk gowns with chiffon fabrics as the bridesmaids’ correct attire. It also mentions Miss Marion Stone and Miss Ellen Stone of Newnham College Cambridge arriving in Bombay to prepare for a settlement for university women in India.

Marion Stone Ellen Stone Newnham College Cambridge Bombay India

Theaters Felt the Impact of Bicycling Boom

Theaters face rising losses as thousands shift to cycling. Washington records about 40,000 bicycles in use with an investment around $8,000,000, based on dealer estimates and economic approximations.

Cadiet Enomie Washington

Time Table Corrected June 28 1896 Trains West and East

The corrected schedule lists trains for Boston and towns including Belmont Wob Weston Wayland Sudbury Barre and Newton with multiple daily departures and Sundays. Eastbound services include Northampton Ware Barre Jefferson's Oakdale West Peru South Clinton Berlin and Belmont with irregular hourly and half hour times.

New York New Haven & Hartford R. R Old Colony System Marlboro Gag Northboro Neta Berlin Clinton Fitchburg Tbs A Hee Southboro Bree Ae .m A. m Framingham Org Bo. Fravnahan Tee Acton Lowell Sun Framingham TA Mansfield G. Allen C. Kendall Boston Bunday Belmont Weston Wayland Ase East Sudbury Ae Bole South Sinton Soub- West Beee Sunoon Sah Barre Sun- Nowc Aimpton Northampton Ware Jefferson's Oakdale West Perec Surpar South Clinton South Bolton A. m. Hudson A. m. Rockbottom Wayside Inn South Sudbury Wises A.m. Ayland A.m

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