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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1914
Page
3
A vintage fashion note describes clever blouse enhancements that create a vestlike illusion. It highlights strap details and a split front to slim the waist, using chiffon layers and back crossovers to narrow the silhouette.
A garment described in detail to widen into a full skirt with a whippered silhouette. The coat fastens to the throat in front and opens from the waist downward, with sides opening outward. It signals the approach of autumn fashion trends.
Simple notions show a method to hang curtains without rods and tips for quick draping and temporary setups. The text also discusses a small baby punchwork coat and lingerie coat embroidery with clover leaves and roses as design ideas for young children.
Readable portions describe a local newspaper notice with limited, unclear text. No clear person, organization, date, or event is identifiable from the fragment. Further readable lines are needed to establish a factual card.
The article notes a shift in needlework toward raised effects such as loop embroidery and French ribbon work. It highlights the English art silk guayana as a material that allows easier formation of lifelike flowers without padding and mentions speilah art work as a new development.
For a durable buttonhole in heavy materials like pach en duck or madras, use a dense stitch along edges and finish with a sharp cut. This method eases wear and eliminates need for fine attachments. To sew on buttons on worn fabrics, place a toothpick under the button end and sew, ensuring ends are firmly fastened.
A white cloth costume with a threedecter tunic and white braid trim opens over a white mustin. The dress uses a wide belt made of the same material, with ornaments and accents completing the outfit.
A fragmented fashion note hints at a shift toward long coats and modish lingerie influenced garments. It mentions trimmed shirts and tailored streetwear, forecasting a broad comeback of elegant, structured attire for civilians.
A compact look at combination automobile and street hats for millinery. Plush fabrics are praised for being silky and pliable with vivid patterns and nature imitations. The piece describes conventional seed-mark patterns and trimming methods for turbans, emphasizing two plain views.
Fragmentary text describes attire for young women ages fifteen to twenty, focusing on personal clothing and style. The piece references tailoring, selection of garments, and the careful gathering of wardrobe items. The language suggests a period fashion note or advertisement aimed at ladies in a historical context.
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