No New Note In Full Millinery
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece surveys millinery trends in New York, noting no clearly new style. It contrasts trimmed versus untrimmed hats, cites American demand for ornamentation, and lists varied hat designs and materials from velvet to angora with bold embellishments.
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New York
America
Fashion notes on bag and hat styles for autumn
The feature highlights fall fashion with metal brocade bag designs and velvet and chiffon textures. Velvet turbans trimmed with pheasant and ostrich feathers, beaded bags, and rich color combinations are shown for day and evening wear. Home sewing tips discuss finishing chiffon necklines and sleeves and a pale georgette blouse with bell sleeves and decorative bands.
Blocked felt hats rise in fashion for women in business wear
The piece notes that blocked felt hats may surge in popularity next winter as more women enter business and wear uniform or businesslike attire. It mentions that only hats with blocked brims pair well with these outfits.
Vintage Kitchen Cabinet Recipes Float Through Time
In a garden of recipes this page offers surplus fish dishes like Shepherd's Pie and Codfish Balls, plus soups and tomato paste ideas. It mixes cooking guidance with proverb lines, featuring cod, halibut, and eggplant recipes, bake times, and garnish notes.
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Delmonico Halibut
Victoria
Fragmented Humorous Snippets From An Old Paper
The readable text presents scattered quips on egoism fits and kleptomania, with odd lines about a chap who does his best and never finishing first, and a surreal note on Queen Wilhelmina dining while traveling. It reads like garbled OCR of a humor column with foreign references and nonsensical phrases.
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Wilhelmina of Holland
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N.om
Eatonic
Spohn Medical CO
Mies
Goshen, Ind
U.S.A