High coiffure styles for wartime women in wartime fashion
A vintage guide explains how to craft high hairdos to replace the bob. It covers combining high and low dressings, creating puffs and swirls, securing pins, and achieving a neat crown look. It emphasizes symmetry, facial features, and the impact of hair on appearance during hard times.
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Firem Exper
Consis
Eos
Acros
Jong
Old household tips for heat bags lace trade and brides
A fragmented domestic column offers practical notes on making Basnel bags filled with sand and linen covers to keep hands warm, care for heirloom lace and delicate fabrics, household sugar rinse for fabrics, bathtime tips, banana waste reduction, marriage-age bride traits by month, and simple first aid hints for a choking or hemorrhage scenario.
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Holt Dart
Wlf
Rules for Training Babies by Mrs McCune
A Victorian style piece argues strict daily regularity for infants from birth. It warns mothers that feeding, naps, and bedtimes must follow fixed hours to prevent digestive trouble and poor health, condemning lax care and blanket patent medicines for teething and coughs as dangerous.
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Ciather
Sleler
Everage
For the Young Girl by Mrs Kingsley
A practical guide to dressing a 10 year old, detailing school frocks, coats, and accessories. Describes a dark striped challis blouse, a wine shade coat with velvet buttons, a satin beaver, and a silk suspender frock. Includes plans for a white summer frock and a dance school wrap cape with period styling.
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Joe Verte
Lee
Fragmentary Note on Peaiute Beauty and War
Fragmentary text references Peaiute beauty and deign, war, hoarded matters, and a later ear. The fragment hints at harm approaching Wan as a result of negha, but details are unclear and context is missing.
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