Summer bar discusses the Hngerie blouse style trends
The article notes this summer’s blouse as the highlight in American fashion with many white garments. It describes simple embroidery and tucks replacing stiff shirts for morning wear, elaborate lacelike pieces pairing with new coats and skirts, drawn-work on Japanese silk, and varied sleeve shapes. White belts lengthen waists while dark belts shorten. Bretelles and chemisettes appear in tucked muslin with Valenciennes inserts. Buttons gain prominence as decorative and costly wedding gifts.
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America
Nursery Notes on Infant Growth and Development
The article covers chest girth expectations from birth to twelve months and emphasizes regular weekly weighing to detect malnutrition. It notes typical head control by three months, sitting by six months, and early crawling and walking vary by child, with medical advice if no creep by eighteen months. Teething usually begins around six or seven months with lower teeth first.
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Onn
Garget Disease in Cattle Described and Treated
A Kansas bulletin details garget a udder congestion in dairy cows its non contagious nature and risks from secondary udder diseases. Symptoms progress from watery bloody milk to fever swelling and abscesses with potential death. Treatments include ginger warm drinks padding heat fomentations and camphorized oil with careful milking and rest, plus supportive care and gentler handling of the udder.
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Veterinary Department
Experiment Station
Kansas Agricultural College
F. S. Schoenleber
T. M‘cullagh
Warrnambool
Entertaining Baby and Child Care Cautions
Advice on nursing infants and toddlers covering teething, avoiding over-stimulation, preventing tumbles from cots with open-mesh nets, desensitizing fear of water using blankets, and warning against garters while recommending suspenders to avoid restricting blood flow and deformities.
The Sugar Crisis Causes Panic Depositors In Paris
Paris sipping crisis hammers Printemps bank as terrified savers demand funds. Depositors received metal discs for withdrawals, then learned payment would be suspended and an administrator appointed. Bank to reopen tomorrow amid frantic crowd. Jaluzot’s Printemps assets valued at £830,000 with £166,000 mortgaged.
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Paris
London
Daily Mall
M. Jaulzot
Printemps
M. Jaluzot
Tam
Jace
M. Jalazor
Danger of Celluloid Damages At Kilburn Drapers
At Marylebone County Court in mid August Miss Margaret Carter of Acc road West Hampstead sued Messiah Roper drapers of High road Kilburn to recover damages for injuries from a celluloid comb. She showed a seat of hair ruined by fire and a plate that had not yet healed. Evidence noted that celluloid is highly inflammable and some shops stamp such goods. The jury awarded Miss Carter 50 pounds damages plus special damages and costs.
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Marylebone County Court
Margaret Carter
Accroad
West Hampstead
Messiah Roper, Drapers
High Road
Kilburn
Norfolk
Mick Carter
Parry
Borough High Street
Selfe
Miss Carter
Lloyd's Weekly
Royal christening invitation noted as great honor
The Lisbon paper Las Novidades emphasizes the honor of inviting Dom Carlos to be godfather to the Prince of Wales's infant son, noting the careful consideration amid serious global matters and the warmth of such cordial manifestations.
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Dom
Prince of Wales
Las Novidades
Lisbon
Widow's Lost Son Damages for Ptomaine Poisoning
At Clerkenwell County Court on August 2, Louisa Smith widow of Islington sued William Henry Brayden fishmonger for damages after her son, a billiard marker, ate stewed eels from Brayden's shop and died of ptomaine poisoning. Judge Edge found for the plaintiff on damages and costs citing the deceased's death from poisonous matter.
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Clerkenwell County Court
Louisa Smith
Devonshire Street
Islington
Henry Brayden
Chapel Street
al Tim
Clements
Lord Campbell
Plaintiff
Lu Daymores
Theen
Edge
Mable
Daily News
In Your Den minister an agreeable man
Dialog excerpt shows characters Tom Bill and a rich father discussing marriage and money. A minister described as agreeable is contrasted with social expectations. Family tensions include a daughter who doubts marriage due to wealth and a man who is extravagant.
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Gertrude
Papa
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