Notable Women in China's Imperial History and Fashion Changes
A survey of legendary Chinese empresses and regents highlights Wu how Empress and other powerful women who shaped dynastic politics. The piece contrasts their influence with fashion notes on the era’s summer styles and societal attitudes toward women.
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China
Ching
Dal ‘Tsu
Itwaneth
Joel Atten
Haive
Melt
Minperorwel
B.C
Kwet
Methi
Samson
Prince T'ang
Kwei
Mel-hi
Chan Sin
Chow Sin
T'a-ki
Star Tower
Cleopatra
Puu-sze
Yin
Criel
Ylu
Paneste
Tuleh
Inperor
Ch’ Angenun
Rt’ Sung
Ilorea
House of Tang
Wei
Tsi An
Wu-haw
Ife
Wu-Tath-tien
Wu-how
King-chow
Wangeshih
Red
Hwal-yl
Hwal “Yi
Wuhow
Gon
Chung Tsung
Chine
Chine’ Tsung
Newport Gossip and Fashion Notes Stir Weekend Talk
A lively column surveys Newport society as gossip swirls around fashion obsessions. It notes men’s attire, touring lovers, weddings, and chic trends from hats to velvet fabrics, with social rituals at Carlton House Terrace and Sunday tea scenes shaping the town’s mood.
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Newport
Washington
Casino
London
Lyddite
Randolph Churchill
Jennie Jerome
West
Prince of Wales
Mackay
Carlton House Terrace
Willie Waldorf Astor
Lady Randolph
Leutenant
Eyebrow signs said to reveal temperament and intellect
The article describes how eyebrow shape color and placement reflect personality and vitality. It notes dark eyebrows imply intensity, light tones suggest gentleness, high placement signals weakness, and bold arches indicate sensibility and strength, with Greek ideals praising a long straight archless look. It also mentions fashion details like a red silk bodice with black sash and puff sleeves.
Handsome Homemade Lace Collar Craft
Instructions for making a lace collar and trims at home using crochet on linen thread. Describes cutting paper patterns, stitching leaves and flowers in point lace, and finishing with a heavy border. Notes wild flowers suit patterns and suggests craft steps for beginners.
The Soldier Lester and a Love that Ended in Duty
A veteran tale at a garrison funeral reveals Capt. Gray’s broken heart and Lt. Lester’s dual romance with Rose Lee and Mary Lovering. United by honor, Lester dies in service as Rose’s letter seals his fate. Col. Grant recalls his brave conduct and the cost of war and sacrifice.
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Col. Grant
Washington
Col Witherspoon
Phil
West Point
Gray
Shakespeare
Lester
Hart
Col. Witherspoon
Manila
Henas
Academy
Rose Lee
Cuba
San Juan Hill
Rose
Nover
New York
Mary Lovering O
Wharf
Joe
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