A Scrap Book for the Busy Woman designs in serge
A busy woman’s scrapbook features several Serge gowns and tunics. Designs include an atik embroidered serge gown with a long tunic blouse and wide girdle, silk embroidery, and fringe trims. Other outfits show satin sleeves, braid trim, and a three piece skirt construction with darefully placed panels. The collection contrasts military look trims with feminine drape and color notes, including navy serge with satin accents and red girdle highlights.
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Pine Knot Philosophy on Resorts and Gossip
The author argues health and pleasure lure visitors but the true pull is the gossip opportunities resorts provide. At home work dominates. at the resort, service creates chance to talk about others. Women gather, discuss, and seek stories, making gossip the dominant attraction of resort life.
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Wuade
Goeslp
An Odd Negligee Sketch for a Two Material Design
A detailed fashion sketch proposes a short negligee using two materials with a panel front and matching back panel. Chiffon sleeves, contrasting silk collar and panel edging, and irregular appliqued outlines are described with options in three color shade sets and silver stitching to define panels.
Hair care and stain removal tips from old home remedies
A collection of household advice on cleaning stains from hands pineapple juice, hair care with braiding tips, mouthwash mixtures, facial skin treatments with borax citric acid and glycerin, and hair styling methods using tonics and cologne blends with instructions on application and safety notes.
A Sweater of Many Colors
A fashion note extols plaid garments and introduces a bright two tone sweater described as yellow brown and white with white borders and belt. The sleeveless popu lar cut features collarness and deep pockets, suggested for youth with style to compensate for any缺.
Protective Scarf and Apron Styles Revive High Collars
A vintage fashion note details a return to high collars and a convertible e bib waist with a low neck. It describes a French protection scarf worn to shield blouses and coats, with decorative ends and tassels, plus washable muslin aprons with pockets and cross-back straps in china blue accents.
Stocking Rack Improves Order In Garment Care
A neat and orderly method for storing stockings is described. When several pairs are worn through the week, use a tie or towel rack placed inside to keep stockings separated and organized. The idea emphasizes simple, practical storage to avoid tangling.
Closet Door Stocking Rack Advice from an 19th Century Guide
A fragment suggests placing a stocking rack a couple of feet above a closet door to avoid interference with garments. It argues this method keeps stockings better than rolling them into a ball or leaving them liquoose in a drawer or on the floor after wear.
Ample supply and easy laundering of protectors
The text notes that protectors can be made in ample supply for one person's needs and are easy to launder. It suggests it is worth trying them.
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