Man and His Tailor Styles for Winter Garments
Menswear trends show plaid patterns for winter fabrics with diagonal lines on dark grounds in colors blue green yellow lavender and red. Sack coats feature four grouped buttons no curls a waist line emphasis and sane center vent. shirts adopt tiny cuffs tucks. house robes imitate Japanese kimono with loose fit, large sleeves and luxurious silk embroidery.
Mock Whitefish Dish With Ground Rice and Potatoes
A historical recipe calls for milk in a pan, ground rice, butter, mushroom ketchup, onion, mace, salt, white pepper, mustard, lemon juice, lemon rind, and mashed potatoes. Combine, chill, cut into cutlets, coat with egg white and breadcrumbs, fry, and serve hot with fried parsley and lemon slices. Bruce. Potato fritters or souffles should accompany this dish.
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Bruce
Modish colors in hats and fabrics for the season
The piece notes russet browns and golden tinge hats favored this season with olive moss greens and taupe Paris models. It highlights imported hats in smoke gray raspberry red iris and dark blues, plus green gold shadings and rose tones. Fompadour crepe de chine fabrics are prized for waists gowns and evening scarfs.
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Paris
Christmas Stene Guessing Game Menu Card
A festive place card idea uses bells as cutouts to present a guessing game between courses. Diners tally dish names and winners receive a prize. The menu lists items like mock turtle soup and lobster with clams, turkey with sides, lettuce beet salad, mince pie, and cider, with reference answers.
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Country of the Crescent
Pleasing Street Costume and Fashion Notes
Woman and fashion feature a cashmere street costume with panne velvet trim and a round yoke. describes fullness, sleeve options, and a six gored skirt. Advises color pairings by complexion and notes school frocks, matching coats, and practical aprons. Highlights new black velvet buttons with rhinestones and jewelry accents.
Carnegie on Wealth Opposes Levy on Incomes
Andrew Carnegie urged against an income tax at the National Civic Federation in New York, arguing it harms morality and business. He favored inheritance taxes, saying wealth is created by the community and should return to society when fortunes end. He illustrated how railroads and steel wealth result from collective public effort and city growth.
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Andrew Carnegie
America
National Civic Federation
New York
Gladstone
Carnegie
Manhattan Island
Harlem
Mr. Carnegie
United States
Pittsburg
John Walker
Europe
Great Britain
Britain
Ora
Lake Superior
Facial Gymnastics for Wrinkles and Head Posture
A beauty expert promotes facial exercises to reduce wrinkles and improve appearance. Exercises target forehead lines, crow’s feet, cheeks, and jaw areas with repeated movements, lifting the head, raising eyebrows, and stroking the forehead to end sessions.
National Death and Wealthy Women in Birth Rates Debate
An editorial argues wealth correlates with lower birth rates, yet long life in prosperous classes. data from Paris Berlin Vienna London shows births per 1,000 women fall with wealth. US trends since the Civil War show smaller families but longer life expectancy, challenging the idea of a national death. England and Wales data suggest births drop but deaths fall, preserving population growth. overall small families may raise living standards rather than cause depopulation.
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Roosevelt
New York Times
United States
England
Wales
Russia
Prussia
Traland
Italy
Spain
France
New Office Buildings for Congress Prepare for Use
Congress mocks up two grand office blocks to house members and committees within a year, freeing space from the Maltby building. Each structure costs about 3000000 dollars and will replace crowded rented offices across Washington.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Congress
Capitol Grounds
Capitol
Senate
United States
State, War and Navy
Department of Agriculture
Treasury Department
Postoffice
Postofice
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington Monument
Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
John Sharp Williams
House
Williams
Mark
Longworth
Weeks
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Mr. Longworth
Professors Wiggle Critique Sparks Society Feud
Reforming how American women move becomes a scandal as Lord Turnout and society figures defend the American girl against J Lawrence Laughlin of Chicago. Louise Dresser and Mrs. Osborn dismiss the critique, praising grace and dismissing slouching while denouncing the professor's "wiggle" comments as unfounded.
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Saily
Lord Turnout
J. Lawrence Laugh“rn
University of Chicago
New York
Europe
Chicago
Robert Osborn
J. Lawrence Laughlin
Lord Turnour
Laughlin
Louise Dresser
Lew Fields
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
State Street
Professor Laughlin
Chuck Conners
Chiffon Silk Stockings for Wedding Day Fancy
A vivid account of white silk stockings for brides describes self embroidered white stockings as visions and translucent chiffon silk designs with heavy dots. The piece notes their beauty could inspire Queen Elizabeth to pledge spinsterhood for the bridal altar.
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Elizabeth
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