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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
8
A light hearted look at the lure of small add ons that drain purses. Women browse veils hats and lace trims then linger over ribbons bows and corsage bouquets as they chase the season’s chic but end with empty pockets and a wearied purse. The piece highlights vivid gowns and accessories in electric blue and red charmeuse with lace and embroidery details.
The description details girdles worn with contrasting colors and bust emphasis. It notes belts to the waist, decorative fronts, side pockets, and variations in fabric from plain to striped silks. Designers propose draped ribbons to elongate the waist and shape the silhouette.
ANS have returned to their own again along with the coquettish black face patch and powdered hair. The article highlights four of the very prettiest sea fans observed in the scene.
The guide warns against overpacking yet stresses firm but not tight packing to prevent wrinkles. It covers arranging items by access, using tissue paper to cushion folds, rolling soft gowns, and labeling boxes. It advises trunks with trays, keeping hats secure, and relying on a trusted packer rather than others.
Fashion notes of the era discuss the five beauty points and the shift to smooth coiffure with hair drawn to the crown, down back, and away from the neck. It notes preference for waved or glossy straight hair and a diminished use of combs, with the long barrette revived. A Smart Set quip frames a suffragette remark.
The piece advises that moth maggots damage furs and woolens in spring. It recommends beating furs with a rat tan, airing them, combing with a clean comb, wrapping in inked newspapers, and storing in a tight tin or cedar chest. Check furs in sunlight monthly.
A guide to stocking a portable workbasket with sewing tools. It describes ideal baskets with trays, pockets, and a center for work, detailing items like scissors, thimbles, needles, cottons, silks, darning supplies, pins, tapes, buttons, eyes, and bottles for organized storage. It warns to keep machine supplies separate to avoid confusion.
Instructions suggest keeping AT in a cup or bowl and clarifying it by adding a small amount of water and cooking slowly until sputtering stops, then straining through a cloth.
The article urges housewives to mark linen and clothing to prevent misuse and wear. Marking on fabric is preferred over tape, with location choices noted for stockings, tablecloths, and nightdresses. Numbers paired with initials organize items for orderly rotation to ensure fair use.
Adorable bodices from Paris imports appear as corset covers worn under the waist. Made from figured lawn or batiste, these slip over the waist with front fastening and light fullness. Edged with fine lace straps and tiny beading, they showcase flowered fabrics and dainty edging.
A plain stylish coat for a child combines fashion with practicality. Made of dark blue and white checked wool, it features a high belt white flannel trimming blue braid white buttons and white boots. Accessories include stockings and a springy blue and white hat.
A novel device helps workers in domestic crafts by mounting a spool of silk, cotton or linen on a bracelet shaped clamp. The ring clamps a small spool and a large ball of knitting thread, keeping it steady beneath the user's hand for easier crocheting or knitting.
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