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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1896
Page
5
Fragments of travel and fashion in a late 19th century era
A mosaic of notes covers travels, cannibal myths, bird care, hair fashion, and social anecdotes. It recalls a traveler’s vivid depictions of strange lands, domestic tips on keeping songbirds healthy, changing beauty standards, and witty society quips about gender and class.
Wee Folks Frocks Warn Daughters Not Yet Women
New York fashion notes advise delaying grown up dress until ages fourteen to fifteen. Tiny gowns for ages three to five feature soft blue cashmere and tucked bodices with feather stitching. Wee wraps and coats show practical warmth, while one larger child wears a grown up style jacket with a loose fit and inner warmth.
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Young girls fashion and modest dress for 12 to 14 year olds
The article details youth costumes from dresses with plaid woolen skirts and velvet collars to simpler party wear for six year olds. It discusses plaid accessories, hat trimmings, and the care of growing up with tucks and wardrobe longevity. It ends noting Davenport Washington enforcing Sunday closing laws.
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Comparative schooling in country and town districts
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