Fashion Changes Bring New Woman Shape For Spring
The March Woman's Home Companion notes a gradual shift toward a straight figure with slender hips and tight sleeves. It advises small hats, one or two good jewelry items, and plain colors for gowns while warning against overdone fur and full skirts. It also covers patterns, journal coupon orders, and profiles a Kansas drive by Mrs Kate D Miller for Dolly the horse, plus tips on gloves to avoid chapped hands.
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Eyashion
Margaret Gould
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Muskogee
Kate D. Miller
Dolly
Emilady
Home Remedy for Bruises from an Old Text
The article describes a step by step bruise treatment to prevent discoloration. It advises using hot water initially, then starch with cold water if heat is not tolerated, and applying a cloth with dampened brown paper soaked in cachet cologne or brandy. If skin is broken, apply grease on lint without rubbing.
Advice on Photographs and Dress for Outdoor Portraits
The piece warns against unusual outfits and stresses choosing familiar attire for photos. It suggests outdoor settings for outdoor girls and cautions against bold color contrasts and violent imagery in portraits.
Co Edited Cash for Caring Faculty Babies at UW
University of Washington coeds earn money by caring for faculty babies, wives seeking a break from home life hire them. Girls say it's not much trouble and can study between caring for amused infants. The piece notes a campus rowing and track program for women under the regular athletic trainer.
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University of Washington
Washington
Sage College
Cornell
Wellesley
Home crafted trimmings ideas from fabric scraps and lace
Ellen Stan outlines inexpensive home trimming ideas using satin, velvet, plaid silk, and lace scraps. Instructions describe rosettes, borders, and appliques for school dresses, lingerie garments, and children’s wear, with stitching and edge finishing details.
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Intel
The Burden of Overeducation in American Women
An excerpt from the March Woman's Companion discusses overeducation for American women, arguing education should help use powers and temperaments. It critiques prescriptive schooling for daughters and notes the kimono practice of wrapping left to right, except for funerals, as a cultural detail and cautionary metaphor.
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Margaret E. Sangaton
Home Companion
Ig Donte
Ribbos Meckties A tect mavesty of the season
A fragmented phrase hints at a season spectacle described as a technical marvel or display. The garbled text preserves no clear人物 or event names, places, dates, or organizations to identify.
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Ribbos
Bodloes
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