Veil Draping Styles Dominate This Season's Fashion
Milady's Veil a Joy Untold This Season If She's Artistic The important thing this season to not the veil, but how to drape it There is a wider and more varied assortment of veils and veilings this year than ever before Draping and shade must suit the wearer before securing with pins The embroidery trend is moderated for good taste The fountain of styles includes picture guides and practical tips for matching hats and veils the driving veil and the popular dotted veil remain favored for their versatility and charm.
Peanut Butter and Hazel Nut Candy Recipe Tips
A historical note provides simple kitchen methods for peanut butter by grinding peanuts with butter to form a spread for bread. It also shares a hazelnut candy method with boiling sugar and butter, then adding hazelnuts, cooling, and cutting into sticks for chewing. The instructions are plain, practical, and aimed at home cooks.
Advice From President Briggs at Radcliffe Commencement
President Briggs of Radcliffe urged graduates to hold reverence and keep the light of life bright. He warned that the devil of the twentieth century is to surrender all and stop caring about what is high.
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President Briggs
Radcliffe
Dorothy and the mortarman pipe gift tale
Dorothy, after a scolding, comforts Gladys Isabelle by visiting a mortar man at the construction site. She admires his simple pipe, seizes Phil’s old meerschaum, and secretly gives him a clay pipe with a note. Phil discovers the loss, but Dorothy’s motive shines as she returns with a lesson on old pipes and old friends.
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Gladys Isabelle
Phillip
Phil
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Bed Wetting Help Warns Against Spanking
Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment with full instructions to help children with bed wetting. She urges mothers not to blame the child and claims the remedy also aids adults troubled with urine at day or night.
Ventriloquist Stunts At Negro Funeral Draws Arrest
In Denton Maryland a ventriloquist Samuel Johnson drew fear and laughter at a colored funeral by throwing voice into the coffin as it was lowered. Mourners fled. Johnson was later arrested after the incident stirred controversy and mystery.
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Denton
Samuel Johnson
Johnson
Clarence Chalkface Finds Path After Graduation
Clarence Chalkface leaves college with a sheepskin diploma and plans to seek work at a large mercantile establishment. He presents his BA education to Billigseller who offers a salary to value his studied background. The piece ends with a cautionary note about strange young men and personal safety.
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Clarence Chalkface
Billigseller
Clarence
Not Suitable for Modern Headlines
Katherine Leckie reflects on motherhood and the loved but stormy past of school days, noting that wives and mothers carry hidden longings and strife. The piece contrasts carefree youth with adult duties, acknowledging envy and social expectations alongside the glory of creation and maternal purpose.
Dr Griffith warns against exposing infants to cold for hardening
The noted pediatric expert condemns dressing babies with arms and legs bare in cold weather. He links chilling to dysentery or pneumonia and rejects hardening. Mothers are advised on infant care including a benzoin borax and acetic acid mix as a harmless cure for freckles.
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Griffith
Worthy Rockefeller charity aids New York mothers
The Rockefeller charity conducts lectures by the sea breeze for poor women teaching baby care and dress. Sick babies are admitted for care, aiming to reduce summer illnesses and ease mothers' burdens, with expected benefits for both mothers and children.
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Rockefeller
New York
Up-to-Date Patterns Offer Ten Cent Fashion Cues
The Sun partners with a top pattern company to deliver new patterns each day for ten cents. Each issue describes a distinct design, with this week announcing a pattern that accommodates a glamorous silhouette. Postpaid orders include pattern number, size, and the sender’s name and address to The Fashion Department.
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