Girl's Frock and Modern Dress Trends for Youth
The article describes fashionable youth frocks with a plaited front Bertha neckline and circular skirts, suitable in cotton or wool. It notes wash frocks with removable Bertha for laundering, suggests materials like cashmere, albatross, silk and woolens, and includes tips on moth prevention and removing glass stoppers. It also highlights a White Silk Waist with lace yoke and a new blouse coat with Louis XV skirt and a broad cape, suitable in gray cheviot or canvas and other fabrics.
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Berthia
Childs Apron For Home And School Wear
A quaint apron design shown for home and school use emphasizes ease of comfort and simple style. The three piece construction includes front, back, and a shoulder strap, with options to strengthen with underfaced yokes and pearl button fastenings, suitable in linen, lawn, batiste, or brown holland.
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Bingham
Holland
Household Tips From a Vintage Ledger
A fragmented excerpt offers a batch of domestic guidance on cleaning fabrics with water and ammonia, dusting with small mops, making chocolate lemonade, wrapping cheese in vinegar cloth, and assembling cream cheese and pineapple sandwiches. It reflects period advice on simple pantry solutions and household care.
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Molly
Fashions In Feet And Embroidery On Dresses
The piece describes embroidery as a dominant trim for small tots clothing with dresses often featuring handwork. It notes bands above hems as possible lengtheners and emphasizes neat footwear to match simple dresses with deco rated collars belts and cuffs. Paris trends favor natural foot shapes and avoid overly pointed toes.
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Paris
Fashion notes mix in dutch colors and electric rail plans
A clipped sketch describes 'dutch colors and modes' with adjustable collars and velvet trims on sweaters and hats. It mentions chiffon fabrics and fashion details, while shifting to state plans for New York central railroad electric roads as urban branches, with a note on traffic and fit.
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Soa
New
He New World Centra Railroad
Comiff
New York State
Sewa
Our New Home Opens on East Center Street
The Nation relocates to No 28 East Center Street, one to three blocks east of Thatcher banks, marking a new local address for its operations.
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East Center Street
Thatcher Banks
Real Estate and Legis Choicest City and Farm Property for Sale
Estate offers city and farm properties for sale on favorable terms with prompt loan options on security. No delay or red tape, easy viewing arranged. H. A. Pederson & Co offices over First National Bank at the old Z C M L corner.
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First National Bank
Old
Z. C. M. L. Corner
Modish Separate Waists and Lace Trimmed Garments
A fashion description details separates with lace and passementerie accents, including coarse linen lace at stock and cuffs, brick red velvet ribbons, and woolen per- suiting. It notes color coordination between waists and skirts, with brown silk and wool blends and gray glace taffeta options featuring Valenciennes yokes, lace bands, and silk cord connections.
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Wiener
Chen
Gaetan
Thomas Oldham
G. H. Champ
A. A. Thompson
Secona View
E. Shapard
Cache Valley Bavaeng Company
Utah
Logan General
Ramittantes
Eal Estate & Legis
H. A. Pederson & CO
Dels Mindi
Pilotos
Ricks
Ock Maln Street
Esta, Thomas & Odell Opiur
Logan Real Estate & Loan Company
Louis S. Cardon
Joseph Knowles
Second North St
Mort
G. Gessell
Providence
Ainley & Dunbar
Main
Eagle
Logan
A. Ht
Premer
West 1St North Street
J. D. Hansen
West Nielsen
THE
Denver
Jgrande
TrAhe Scenic
Lanse
Glenwood Springs
Aspen
Leadville
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Ogden Union Depot
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Ogden
Omatia
Rio Grande
I A. Benton
Salt Lake City
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