Dainty Light Gowns And Men's Scarfs In Summer Fashions
The article previews next summer dress styles with white tulle evening gowns for girls, sheer fabrics, and detailing like ruches, ribbons, lace, and festooned flounces. It notes new neckwear including four scarf shapes and a trend toward colored shirts with white collars. It opens with a long discussion of fabrics, trims, and silhouettes, then briefly mentions the Mammoth Cave gear and sizes.
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GOFAL
Moire Erastia
The
New York Tribune
Thin evening wraps and Parisian model for wraps
A fashion note describes thin evening wraps ideal for cool nights and social season. It discusses the practicality of lightweight silks and cloths, contrasts with fur, and highlights a Parisian model with wing sleeves, velvet epaulets, and gold and pearl passementerie.
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Ike
Jevi¢e Caoller
Well Strapped In Why the Hound Waist Continues Popular
A fashion column argues the round belted waist remains in style for two piece gowns and street wear. It contrasts the tight bodice trend with a more natural loose girdle and notes public preference for a well strapped look, with variations in trim and sleeves across outfits.
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EiLa Street Colume
Uckie
Electricity’s expanding role in traction and communication
Electricity, soon to transform the century, becomes a favored traction method for short distances. Telegraph messages rush via telegraph at 49 words a minute, while new inventions promise more power in electricity for both working and leisure. The future holds rapid progress for electricity in all sectors.
Albatross Features In Oceanic Flight And Legend
The text describes the albatross with long wingspan and swift flight, noting its soaring over waves and feeding on surface prey. It links the bird to nautical lore, referencing Coleridge and the Ancient Mariner, and explains its reputed speed and great distance coverage during storms.
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Petrel
Peter
Roth
Aroapios
Coleridge
The Fad of Nedther and the Veil of Beauty
A long excerpted piece discusses women’s adornment, dress and beauty standards, noting care routines, cosmetics, and the social demand for polished appearance. It mentions manicure tools, Harpers Bazaar guidance, and the idea that beauty reflects tasteful restraint rather than vanity. It also references Bright’s disease incidence across states, highlighting regional patterns and notable contrasts between Virginia and neighboring states.
Eyes of Deep Sea Fish and Cuckoo Lore Unfolds
The article surveys deep sea vision in crustaceans and luminous fish, noting diverse eye adaptations and a Challenger expedition finding. It includes a tale of cuckoo myths about marriage timing and references ancient be an cultivation, plus scattered curiosities on ice, post office cats, antique patchwork, and Irish home rule insights.
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Iain
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Tsinton
New York Sun
Albatross Description in Popular Science News
The albatross is depicted as a vast sea bird weighing over 33 pounds with a 10 to 11 foot wingspan. It follows ships, gliding without resting on waves, and is described as a striking, pink-tinted marvel noted for its size and graceful flight.
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Popular Science News
Lars @ Ube petrei
Weather note cites Dr Baile on regional illnesses
The text reports that West Virginia is damp and cold while Virginia is warmer and drier. It says mountain areas in the Carolinas and Tennessee have less dampness and implies climate links to health, mentioning Bright's disease and rheumatism as associated ailments per Dr. Baile's exchange.
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New Jersey
Virginia
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maryland
Vermont
Maine
California
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Texas
Missouri
Nebraska
Carolinas
Tennessee
Baile
Pansy as Model Drawing Guides in Portfolion Arts
Notes extol the pansy as a popular flower and model drawing subject praising its universal appeal and ease of cultivation. It discusses light water and air needs, temperature, and draft protection while mentioning a Brussels institute for physics and an electronological research center founded by M. Sabway.
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Am. Stear
Wien
Brussels
M. Sabway
Owl's Quirky Nest Scene Ends With Clever Act
A Science correspondent reports an owl drama as a nest event ends with the bird awake and fluttering after a failed attempt to revive it, followed by a remark: a sure way to avoid a mistake is to marry a widow.
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Lance Causin
Agamon
Sonner
Ans Bini
Spicce
Front Hall Luxury Debate in Domestic Architecture
A critique argues that front hall and stairway comfort justify cost even for modest homes. It condemns awkward entry from outer doors and rear parlors, urging economical designs with clear interior access, detailing materials, stairs, and decorative aims for solidity and cheer.
Silver Crepes and Room Measuring Guide
The article discusses silver crepes formed as a novelty by The Jewelers' Chrothas with cup and base designs. It also presents a method to estimate wallpaper rolls by measuring room circumference and adjusting for doors and windows, with example calculations for various room heights.
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Mesaurea
Wolf Papen
Entrees in a historical dinner bill of fare
An entree is described as the fourth course, excluding roasted joints, poultry, and game, with oysters before soup shifting it to the fifth. It often accompanies other courses and includes fish, shellfish, meats, pâtés, omelets, and a wide variety of dainties, prepared and served to enhance the dinner.
Fish Ple That In Always Success
In a fragmentary note the text lists salmon soles haddock and other fish along with a playful line about flavors and meals. The writing appears garbled with stray phrases and unclear meaning.
Copper Piste Engraving and Card Printing Price List
Vintage price list offering engraving on copper plates and card printing services. Includes 50 cards for £1 and 100 cards for $1.50 with engraving of address for 25 cents extra. Mentions wedding invitiations, monograms, dies, and mail-in copper plate printing deals from Tie Bone in Frederick, AZ.
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