Sleeves and First Night Fashions Guide New York Style
A Paris influenced view on sleeve variety and the return of lighter, shorter sleeves across fabrics such as foulard and pongee. The piece notes Paris and New York trends, new sleeve shapes, and the rise of profuse draping, embroidery, and decorative coiffs for first nights.
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Paris
New York
Rare Staffordshire blue printed ware at Met Museum
A collection of thirty seven Staffordshire blue printed plates and platters, gathered through Mrs. Abraham Lansing, is now owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The items showcase early willow pattern and border designs from Woods Ridgway Clews and Stevenson, highlighting 1802 border additions and 19th century blue tones.
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Abraham Lansing
Allany
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Thomas Turner
Caughley
Josiah Spode
Stoke
China
William and Mary
George III
England
Colonies
R. T. Haines Halsey
J. Clive
Tunstall
Burslem
Hulsey
la Grange
Boston State House
Ridgways
John
Robert
Shelton and
Rawley
America
Murine Eye Remedy Ad From Toronto Company
An old advertisement proclaims Murine eye remedy helps red weak weary and watery eyes. It promises relief and includes a call to write for eye books with the product priced at 60 cents and notes the Toronto based Murine Five Remedy Co.
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Tree
Murine Five Remedy Co
Toronto
Britain’s Greatest Soldier Lord Kitchener Returns Home
An appreciative portrait of Marshal Viscount Kitchener, Britain’s premier soldier since Wellington, as he visits London after eight years abroad. The feature notes his near visit to Canada, long service for King and Empire, and a sixtieth birthday approaching on June 24, praising his steadfast leadership, indomitable steel grey gaze, and enduring influence since Toski.
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Ord Kitchener
Canada
Lord Roberts
Col. Roosevelt
Britain
M.a.pa
London
Marshal Viscount Kitchener
Khartoum
O.M
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Toski
South Africa
Colenso
Thunder and Lightning Sound Patterns Described in 1900s
A detailed explanation of how thunder varies with storm distance and lightning paths. The Kilburn White Torse landmark in Hambleton Wills, England is noted for a recent cleaning using three tons of lime to brighten the hillside. The horse figure has not been repainted since 1901.
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Hambleton Wills
England
Kilburn
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Staffordshire
Clews Brothers
Cobridge
Ralph Stevenson
Albany
Baltimore
Boston
Harvard College
Charleston
Rochester
Philadelphia
Hartford
Troy
Washington
Stevenson and
Dale
Stevenson
THE
Road-Cars OF
Donald B. Sinclair
Canadian Courier
Europe
States
Uncle Sam
Dominion
Humph
Africa
India
Kitchener
Delarey
Lord Kitchener
Ife
Woolwich
Duke of Cambridge
Cape Town
E. W. Gillett Co. Ltd
Ray Ohie
Dodds