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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
3
In this piece from Ladies World the article argues that a proper bow and greeting define breeding. It stresses steady civility over brusqueness, urges consistent respectful behavior toward all ages and statuses, and outlines etiquette for bowing with and without companions.
A fragment discusses using soft soap to clean woodwork walls and floors. It describes diluting a bar of yellow soap in water, adding kerosene, and applying with a damp cloth, claiming efficiency in household chores.
A guide on appropriate attire for day and evening gatherings. Describes dress codes for church and home weddings, teas, card parties, receptions, and theatre outings, including dress fabrics, hats, gloves, outerwear, and hostess expectations. Emphasizes modesty, durability, and age-appropriate styles.
The guidance stresses adapting clothing to individual age, complexion, height, and figure. It emphasizes selecting color, style, and material that suit the wearer for a balanced, appropriate look.
Harper's Bazar surveys veil fashion from scarves to circular veils and borders. It notes colors from black to blues and grays, fabrics like lace, satin borders, tulle and Chantilly nets, and styling tips for coiffure protection and ornament.
A reader notes women struggle with lace curtains on brass rods after laundering. Rubbing the rod end with a kid glove helps it slip through the fabric, allowing quicker hanging than forcing the rod through.
A historical ad touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a premier remedy for women's ills. The copy references roots and herbs from plains Indians and claims the product restores health, with a testimonial from a Mrs. Ham describing long years of illness and relief after use.
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