The Girl of 1900 Debutante Fashion Observed in London
A long description of debutantes around 1900 focuses on gowns and accessories. It highlights Miss Rothschild and Miss Parsons as notable entrants, noting attire such as embroidered gowns, sleeve styles, bodices, and pearl accents. The piece compares London debutante fashion to New York standards and offers design tips for lace roses and dress construction.
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Abie
Shi
Brandis
London
Terry
Miss Rothschild
Jane Elit
Miss Parsons
New York
ReneeTt
Misa Crocker
Tulleta
Regista
Jong
Jong -Clonk Ag
Beatrice
Paris
Michigan 2
New York State College of Forestry
Adirondacks
B., & Fernow
Fashion Notes on Debutantes and Dress Trends
A survey of 1900s fashion details describes satin striped tulle gowns with puffy sleeves, decorative ribbons, and embroidered roses. It notes new neck stocks, brooches, and jewel cabinets, plus the rise of fringes and tunics in ball gowns and automobile wear. Also compares practical attire like double-breasted coats for debutantes at ceremonies and social events.
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Camilles
Atlowme
Reminiscence of Four Fearful Campaign Tales
In Omaha World-Herald reminiscences, talk turns to cold weather memories from a sheriff's office gathering. John Hensman recalls a Northampton boot factory during the Crimean War era, describing boots for troops who suffered extreme cold and the government sending worn pairs back for repair.
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Omaha World-Herald
Sheriff's Office
John Hensman
Northampton
Eng
England
Schantopot
Uhey
Unseen Suffering of Soldiers Around Se bastopat Boots
The fragment recalls frostbite horrors as boots reveal decayed toes of soldiers who froze to death. The narrator emphasizes the brutal conditions and hardships endured by troops in the Se bastopat area, highlighting the grim reality of early combat winters.
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Sebastopat
Great Presidential Campaign of 1900 Promises Broad National Impact
The 1900 campaign will shape America for a quarter century with vast issues arising from the war with Spain. The Semi-Weekly Republic offers unbiased coverage of all parties, telegraph news, and a Sunday Magazine with fashion and features. Subscriptions: Semi-Weekly $1.00, Sunday Magazine $1.25, both $1.31 together for a year. Address THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis, Mo.
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America
Spain
Republic of America
Republic
Times
THE
St. Louis
Bio
Men of Wars and Railway Plans in Transvaal War
Reports from the Cape describe Col Ian Hamilton and railway units shaping future battles. An armed train incident near De Aar illustrates logistics and defense, while French rail regiments are to be formed for operations running trains and destroying tracks. An Egyptian tale links Khalifa legends to Osman Digna amid Cairo chatter. A humorous cartoon gag recalls Jim Hipkins and a railway nose joke.
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Ian Hamilton
Gordon Nedlanders
Lord Wolteley
Cape
de Aar
Irmn
Frutt
Transvaal
Khalifa
Cairo
Khalifa Abdullah
Nis
Abdullah
Osman Digna
Osman
Khatifa
Egypt
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Pinatores
Revere
Jscientif
Germany
Rio de Janeiro
Fernow
Hardacrs
Jim Hipkins
Crawfoot
Hardacre
Jim
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