Simplicity in Graduation Frocks and Practical Fabrics
The article discusses girlish simplicity as the key to graduation frocks and outlines practical, affordable materials for daily wear. It covers linen blends, cotton marquisette, voile, lace, net, and chiffon, noting durability, laundering ease, and cost differences for various styles.
Late ideas in millinery trend returns to marine hats
The Dry Goods Economist notes few true innovations date. Marine hats regain favor with draped maline over hemp, extended brims, ruffles, and large wired maline bows. Chantilly lace hats feature tailored lace over wire foundations. Quills remain popular, used alone or with wheat, flowers, ribbons or feathers. white hems with quills and moire ribbons lead new styles, while black quills with white sprays offer striking contrast.
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Chantilly
The Lure of the West Promises Growth and Home Making
An eastern exchange lauds Canada’s West as a growing magnet drawing tens of thousands yearly from the United States and Europe. It notes immigrant streams to prairie provinces and British Columbia, celebrates home making, schools, and forests, and foresees enduring settlement on the unconquered continent.
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Dainty Nightdress Case with Pink Satin and Floral Embroidery
A pretty nightdress case in pale pink satin lined with white silk and swans down flannelette. It features three white dog roses embroidered on the front, a front opening, and ribbon ties. White blossoms on pink provide a charming contrast, with transfer patterns available for other floral designs.
Separate white collars enhance coats with stylish restraint
The era favors elaborate separate collars for coats. Styles vary from square to rounded cuts and include long ruffles and modified fichus. They suit collarless blouses to protect the waist and soften the coat’s hard line.
Barrie Describes Social Dinner Conversation
A remark attributed to J M Barrie recalls his shy nature and a dinner where he asked a neighbor, Do you converse That exchange highlights his aversion to social dining and remains a noted anecdote from his social life.
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J. M. Barrie
Hair ailment prompts scalp concerns and treatment claim
A woman named Mrs Emma Patterson reports a scalp outbreak with hair loss and itching described as white lumps and burning. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with stopping the ailment and hair regrowth, noting advertisements urging readers to buy the products and send for Skin Book.
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Emma, Patterson
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