Color Schemes for the Home in The Journal Women Readers
A discussion urges careful color selection to harmonize rooms with cheerful, not garish, tones. It stresses natural light and shade balance, advising one dominant color in small houses and detailing elaborate English decor examples. The article highlights color harmony in walls, woodwork, and furnishings, including fresco panels and tapestries as sources of inspiration.
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Fashion notes on belts, collars, and cravats in late styles
Ellen Stan surveys current dress trends with emphasis on wide belts from narrow waistlines to ornate buckles and clasps. She highlights lace collars, jabots, and cravats paired with silk and glace kid fabrics, noting reversible belts and a spectrum of embroidery, colors, and textures.
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Piano care tips from a past era offer guidance
An old instructional piece favors piano upkeep detailing moisture control, ventilation, and varnish care. It warns against drafts and open windows, advises camphor to deter moths, and recommends regular tuner visits, mothproofing, and careful polishing to preserve ivories and sound.
How to Join Fine Laces and Embroideries
Instructions describe joining delicate laces and embroideries without a visible seam. It advises rolling edges and drawing them together with a fine buttonhole stitch using 100 cotton. The tone guides careful, nearly invisible finishing for decorative fabrics.
Wax Method for Ink Stain Removal in Fabrics
A historical home remedy describes removing ink stains by applying melted wax to the stain, letting it harden, and lifting it away with a knife. If a faint shadow remains, press waxed paper over it and apply a hot iron to lift the last vestige without damaging the fabric color.
Telling Age by Colors in Japanese Fashion
A fragmentary discussion on Japanese women and aging through color choices in kimonos. It traces shifting dye palettes from white to purple, chestnut, and pink as women age from early twenties toward the thirties, noting social meanings and evolving dignity with each color milestone.
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Japan
Ruth
England
Pont
Fancy Dress, Linens At Friday Prices For All Ages
Readable text lists discounted garments and fabric goods for children and adults with prices from $0.88 to $8.98. Includes dresses, rompers, coats, hats, chemises, lingerie, undergarments, linens, lace, and textiles. Mentions Easter prep, ready to wear, and assorted millinery and home goods with special Friday values.
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