New Sleeves For Fall In Paris Fashion Notes
Paris fashion notes describe fall sleeves as the main trend with long, round shouldered forms and bell shapes. Descriptions cover cashmere and taffeta sleeves, ruffles, lace, and velvet trims, plus tailored waists and silk jackets for Countess Cauteliane and Princess of Wales.
Poem Fragment: Riley Imagines Night’s Quiet Wealth
The excerpt presents James Whitcomb Riley’s imagery of dusk and night as a treasure trove. A playful voice observes birds, laughter, diamonds of dawn, and a rainbow’s arch, all belonging to an unnamed speaker in a pastoral scene.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Lace Applique in Misses Garments and LaceTrimmed Dresses
The article describes young miss fashion favoring soft light fabrics like alpaca, challis, wool blends with lace. It highlights a blue veiling gown with cream lining, knee frills, lace bands, and black satin accents. Also notes seedless orange introduction linked to an American woman and Bahia origins leading to Riverside Navel oranges.
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Countese Cauteliane
Helen Grey-Page
Detroit
Department of Sericulture
Placis
California
Ladysmith Green
Barrow
Ladysmith
Poach Eggs Properly Says New Orleans Times-Democrat
The article explains poaching eggs by boiling water with salt then creating a whirlpool with a fork. Slip the egg into the vortex and swirl. lift out when centered for a neater result. It notes practice helps keep the egg from ragged edges and that seasoned cooks can master the method.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Literary Prescription Plea For Classic Reading
A garbled prose list cites authors like Homer Burke Virgil Milton Shakespeare and Twain as models for reading and judgment. It names figures to study for logic action sublimity and humor, echoing a Victorian style call to expand literary taste through cited masters.
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Stace Iley
Burke and Lingsa
Homer
Scott
Macon
Pope
Copcepion
Diclion
Stevenio
Bipling
Virgil
Milton
Arlandb
Benjamin Frankie
Warne, Whittier
Bunyan
Jane le
Chaucer
Cervantes
Rabolle
Mark Twain
Kouts
Teutyeon
Emerson
Shakespeare
George Fillet
Ture
Thoreau, Burroughs
W Por Loving
Pation
Dressing Well on $25 a Month and Fashion Advice
A long feature on economical dressing from Helen Ward stresses practical planning for a $25 monthly wardrobe. It outlines suggested costs for tailor suits, gowns, hats, lingerie, and shoes, plus a detailed annual budget and organization tips to maintain a polished look with limited funds. It notes specific garment types, prices, and storage habits, concluding with a philosophy of careful upkeep and thrift.
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Auld Wire and the Spirit of Yawtorjay
A fragmentary verse depicts an old woman and a silent elf, the gun’s glint and stars fading around her memory. She mocks youth yet bears witness to time, as memory and stone crumble beneath her gaze. The dawn verse recalls paths from old ages and a hidden light.
Wise Man from the East Delivers Doom Vision
A bizarre archaic monologue describes a Wise Man foretelling earth bound turmoil. He warns of prophetic upheavals across nations including Russia England Germany and Mongolia as ancient doom and heavenly lore clash on humanity.
Fragmented Verse Echoes of Lost Hope and Duty
A fragmented poem reads of mournful nights and shifting light. It contemplates passing moments, fading hopes, and a call to uphold duty amid disappointment. The piece reflects on memory, ideals, and the moral pull of a higher life despite discouragement.
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