Literary Notes on Walter Hale Louise Closser Gale and More
A montage of notes on Walter Hale and Louise Closser Gale detailing their joint arts project for Harper's Magazine and Gale’s acting and writing career. The piece surveys Hale’s descriptive sketches and references to contemporary plays and authors, including Shaw and Christie, with remarks on Gale’s prolific output and broader literary connections.
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Louise Closser
Eales
Arteco
Harper
Mogae Aire
Hale
Hee Busbar
Lawers
Tina
Patterns for Colored Broadcloth Garment Description
Transcribed textile pattern notes describe a seven gore coat model with waist emphasis and decorative back shaping. It lists fabric needs across widths 38 to 61 inches and yardage by size, with variations for nap or non nap materials and numerous measurements.
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Ubi
Wilst
Lower
Engenhout
Owajas
Notable New York Social Figures: Mrs Astor and Household Etiquette
The interview with Mrs William Astor, oldest living member of the Anter family, appears in The Detines October issue. It covers her social prominence, etiquette rules, and views on New York society led by the Astor line, with reflections on historic manners and contemporary expectations.
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William Anter
Anter
New York
Astor
Sasha
Momad
Mia
Aster Wag
Webster
Wiilluim - Aster
Xrandson
John Jacob Aster
Steel industry shows strong orders and rising production
Charles F. Speare analyzes United States Steel's business, noting high orders, plants operating at partial capacity, and rising iron production from January to August. He links growth to farm income, investment in improvements, and broad consumer spending across the Midwest.
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United States Steel Corporating
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Income Department
Wive
Poower
Charles F. Speare
American Review of
Reagtown
Advertisement Request for Illustrated Catalogue Styles
Plainly year name and edition requested along with number and size of pattern. Include 10 cents in stamps to the address. Send 10 cents for a large illustrated catalogue featuring 1 000 spring and summer styles for ladies, misses and children.
Styles of Dress for Winter by Paris Trends Exposed
New York reports three distinct winter dress styles led by tailor suit for day wear princess robe for indoor use and directoire gown for evening. Suits feature pale green broadcloth and blue tones with braided coats and slim directoire skirts. The princess look includes low necklines and lace trimmed guimpe with chiffon or mousseline sleeves. Directoire gowns show high waistlines, peplums, and sheet satin fabrics with refined trimming.
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New York
Directoire
Paris
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Directuire
Fashionable millinery and dress details of the season
A detailed account outlines the era’s fashion with satin girdles draped at the waist, silver net borders, elbow sleeves slashed to the shoulder, and stitched satin panels. Hats dominate the scene with scratch felt tones like mulberry, large rose trimmings, velvet brims, and floral accents in chrysanthemums, dahlias, and poppies.
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Maine
Better Than Spanking Home Cure for Bed Wetting
An article offers a free home treatment by Mia Summers of Notre Dame Indiana to help children who bed-wet and claims it cures adults with urine difficulties too. It urges mothers to write for full instructions and denies charging money. It also warns not to blame the child.
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Mia, M. Summers
Hox
W. Notre Dame
Ind
Wisconsin Telephone Company expands network reach in 19 towns
The Wisconsin Telephone Company reports over ten percent growth in patronage across 19 Wisconsin towns and cities as of June. It notes wider reach, linking residents to people statewide via 80 toll circuits centered in Milwaukee and over 95,000 Bell telephones in use statewide. Projections estimate more than 100,000 Bell telephones by January.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Milwaukee
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