Radium and Curie Visit Spark 100000 Dollar Gift
A long feature recounts Marie Curie and her U S visit, the presentation of a gram of radium by American women, and Harding's gift in the White House. It traces radium production from Colorado carnotite to Canonsburg and discusses the science, rays, and medical uses, noting Curie’s health toll and the high value of radium.
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John Dickinson Gherman
Atie
Marie Curie
United States
Harding
White House
Curie Institute
Park
Wilh
Curie
Europe
New York
Joseph AM. Flannery
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Flannery
Standard
Myemical Companys
Curle
Thorn
Aril- Inf
Mikeley
Hamilton Foley
Pan American Union
Mime
Wiida
Placerville
Colo
Salida
Canonsburg
Canonburg
Radium Research Tabon
Carie
Paris
Lingerie Dress Craze in Paris
Paris observes a summer craze for lingerie dresses with Many Parisian houses exporting designs to America. Crepe de chine and georgette fabrics, waxed textures, broderie Anglaise, and appliques dominate. Options include black lace, satin cire, and straight line frocks, with emphasis on flattering fit, artful trims, and commercial fashion mix.
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Paris
Weiter
Mousseline Cirs
Agnes of
Ports
Hand Made Paris Models For Home Dress Trimming Trends
Fashion notes describe home sewn dress ideas using hand made Paris inspired trims. Items include white crepe de chine with hematitchlog, yard bought openwork trimming, mulrog for lorgerie style, narrow fluted ruffles with cords, and double box plaiting. Models show bolero jacket like traits and fichu collar influences with mousseline fabrics and lace trims.
Origins and rise of Persian boot heels in fashion
The piece traces Persian origins of high heel boots attached to sandals to lift feet above hot sands. It notes early heels called chapineys in Venice, valued for decoration. The height of chapineys signaled social rank among wearers.
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Venice
Pretty carriage cover and robe sewing details
A description of making a baby carriage cover from white pique edged with buttonholes and embroidered at corners, finished with a satin ribbon bow. A more elaborate robe uses crepe de chine or satin, with edges bound for a refined finish.