Latest London and Paris fashions by Miss Ada Meller
A fashion column reviews seaside and country wear as boater hats and white morning dresses dominate. It highlights broderie Anglaise and linen embroideries on blouses and frocks, describes silk blouses with yokes and belts, and notes harmony between modern and classic styles with accessories like Romney belts and ribbons.
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Paris
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Ontta
Jace
Romney Fiohus
Cross-Over Bodice Styles Highlight Early 20th Century Fashion
The article describes cross over bodice trends with varied drapery and embroidered fronts. It notes risks of overuse, mentions plain and tailored bodices, and details sleeves and neck trims with velvet bows and voile fabrics.
Unmarried Daughter Anna Morgan Prominent Social Figure
Anna Morgan, the only unmarried daughter of Mr J Pier, blends golf and tennis with American flair. She spends time with her mother in Madison Avenue New York or Highland Falls and Ireland trips with her father aboard the Corsair yacht. Her cousin Florence Abers is a close confidante who assists in charitable efforts and manages a small annual allowance.
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Anna Morgan
J. Pier
Madison-Ivenus
New York
Highland’ Falls
Empire Biato
Old World Peer Mount-Edgcumbes Steadfast Duty
An account portrays Lord Mount Edgcumbs as a diligent administrator who frequently leaves Cornwall for county business and shows personal attention to many details. A convalescent party visiting the Mont Edgoumba estate is received with courtesy, and rumors of a former mistress allegedly buried with her rings prompt a late night search in the family vault, revealing strange clues.
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Mount-Edgcumbs
Hoperopen
Cornwall
Mont Edgoumba
Mount Edgoumba
Mount Judgment Mansion Haunts Spirit of Butler
A fragment hints at a lingering, messy spirit of a butler haunting Mount Judgment. The line conveys an eerie, gothic mood centered on a domestic servant figure within a haunted property.
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the Butler
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Beekeeping Techniques for Swarm Time and Comb Honey
Agricultural notes explain how to start bee colonies during swarm time and honey harvest. Advices cover placing a new hive beside the old, using shared brood to draw bees into sections, and stacking thin foundation above the brood to boost honey production.
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Bess
Hia Werthy
Hovsy
Pig sketches judge breeding by head shape in utilitarian note
The note compares two pig illustrations, arguing that a short thick head is a sign of better breeding for sale under wartime regulations. It suggests buyers should prefer the Fig 1 type over the long-snouted Fig 11, and mentions risks of choosing under market constraints.
Unclear Dairy Utensils Move From Dairy Line
Fragmentary excerpt critiques dairy utensils and milk handling, noting rough use and dirt concerns before milk enters the dairy. Mentions pails on brackets causing inconvenience and questions about material and ease of transport.
Basd Echoes Amid Chanting Crowd At Bronk Basd Event
A fragmented report notes a large crowd at Basd where participants chanted and pressed forward with general enthusiasm. Names and precise details are unclear, but the scene conveyed a lively public gathering.
Chrysanthemums Exhibition Planting and Potting Guidance
Advice for chrysanthemum exhibitors stresses timely flowering potting and root development. Re-pot rooted plants into nine inch pots if needed, with a soil mix including fibrous loam compost bone meal and charcoal. The text notes lavender beds and perfumery workers show low infection rates.
Deceptive Match Talk Weaves Money Accusations
Snippet shows a tense exchange where Sha suspects marriage for wealth, while T denies theft. Pookman and Tod comment on a carriage’s woes, and a lord laments the absence of horses. The fragment hints at social class tensions and a stalled journey.
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