The Flannel Shir twaist Fashion Forecast 1910s
Nina Goodwin surveys the season’s shirtwaist trends with flannel and cashmere fabrics, silk flannels, and fancier embroidered options. It highlights colors like gray, brown, Roman red, and blue, plus new patterns such as two color dots, cluster dots, and Persian inspired motifs, emphasizing simple lines, minimal trimming, and the return of the blouse front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansdowne
Nina Goodwin
Praises for the Moderate Man at Lincoln Club Event
Miss Alice French at a Lincoln Nebraska club women gathering extols the moderate man and woman. She notes the quiet efforts of both in all walks of life and praises the steady, uncomplaining resilience of the moderate man amid criticism from extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice French
Octave Thanet
Lincoln
Neb
Paris Debuts La Genereuse Flower At Expo
Paris buzzes over a new blossom from the horticultural section, La Genereuse a Chinese aster resembling an ostrich feather chrysanthemum. It comes in white, purple, mauve, old rose, pale blue and golden yellow. it lacks scent but is the season's fashionable fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Servant Girls In Germany Blurred by Government Controls
A historical comparison of servant girl labor in Germany and America notes Germany’s strict police led registration, reporting, and fees to hinder movement and ensure child care, contrasting with American ease. Authors describe the German system as reducing movement and enforcing conformity, while praising German workers as industrious and compliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Louis Globe- Dewine
Mester
Elac
Claras
Maggies
Katies
Americas
America
Ttmay
Wandering Peasant Theodore Miranhoff Eludes Wife for 25 Years
Reports from St. Petersburg detail Theodore Miranhoff of Tambov who has wandered the earth for twenty five years fleeing his wife. He has walked vast distances in a continuous pilgrimage, covering immense territory around the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Theodore Miranhoff
Tambov
Miranhoff
Century-Long Walker Follows River and Road Across Asia
Theodore Miranhoff trek unfolds 25 years of relentless walking from Vladivostok to the Volga source and back, chased by his wife’s tongue. His odyssey carried him through Siberia, the Amur basin, China, Japan, the United States, and beyond, with no end in sight as domestic strife drives his feet to roam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Theodore Mfiranhoff
Rip van Winkle
Theodore Miran
Nof
Rip van Winke
Theodore Miranlott
Tamboy
Theodore Miranhoff
Volga
Kingham Mountains
Amur
Khavbavoka
Siberia
Viadlovostovk
Theatore
China
Arthur
New Chwang
Nov= gorod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mirenhoff
Ural Mountains
Tamir
Montana Hardware Co
North Main St
Butts