Spring Dress Goods Display Promises New Fashion Satisfaction
An opening display showcases light-weight weaves, dainty shades, and diverse dress goods. The exhibit emphasizes individuality over ready-to-wear, with a full range of linings, trimmings, silks, embroideries, laces, and braids. Shaded, matched linings promise easy, satisfactory selection to achieve better fit and lasting style.
Witchery of Springtime Colors Exposition Display
A fashion feature praises spring color palettes and fabrics. It highlights a broad range of dress goods and decorative shades from soft greys to greens and browns, promising serviceable colors for dress, dinner, street, and evening wear. The piece notes exclusive patterns available at an exposition and urges readers to explore seasonal hues.
Miss Vander Linden Visits Amoy China 1909
Letter from Leona Vander Linden recounts voyage from Japan to Amoy and Hong Kong, with stops at Cebu Fort and Bilibid Prison. She describes river crossings, native villages on stilts, crowded markets, and flea bites. She notes footbinding absence, missionaries, and warmth of welcome in Amoy and Hong Kong.
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Haiyang
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