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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
6
Washington notes survey senate proceedings and public matters with references to actions, hearings, and notable figures. The item mentions the Senate, public notices, and political figures while sketching the day's political mood and key policy discussions in a dense, era-specific voice.
Fragmentary OCR passage references household remedies, wealth imagery, and medical or domestic topics. It mentions a figure of 8000 spent in a year, “Ounce of Prevention,” and names Evelyn Almond Withrow and Willie Hall among other individuals, with scattered notes on baby experiments, water use, and domestic routines. The text is garbled but centers on health practices and finances.
A 1910s fashion paragraph details teen school wear including trimmed blouses with silk tassels, mohair jackets, and simple frocks. Linen lines and satin piping appear on collars, with numerous metal buttons. Skirts feature band trims, sashes, and variety of fasteners. Color leans red, white, and satin sheen amid leather belts and new buttonhole trims.
At a convention in Chicago on February, milliners selected spring handbag styles featuring gold and silver tones. They favored flowers and fabrics in a shift toward ready-to-wear, noting that bags over an inch thick are not considered smart.
The article surveys fashion items and trends including velvet hats white coats with fur trims and feather brushes. It notes Turkish designs influence lively color palettes and simple affordable jewelry while highlighting Marie Harris as president of the Hyde Park association and fashion club activities.
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