Airy Dresses and Summer Clothing Pleas For Comfort
The piece argues for light, breathable fabrics to weather hot months. It notes linen undergarments, gauze puffings, lawn, Shanghai silk, and lisle thread as cool options. It describes men’s city wear as oppressive and favors lightweight linen and crape for summer.
Fashion notes on summer dress and fabrics in old period style
The article describes lightweight summer attire favoring cool fabrics and minimal starch. It discusses shirt fronts, silk and muslin ties, lawn and gauze fabrics, ribbons, lace trims, and decorative collars. It notes trends like windmill bows, ribbon gowns, and airy jackets with lace skirts suitable for garden parties and social events.
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Newport
Springs
Berthe
Fashion notes on trims bonnets and summer wear
A detailed guide to trim choices and bonnet styles for midsummer wear. Describes gold and silver threads on net, illuminated trimmings, and color coordination with creams and chamois shades. Includes descriptions of bonnets from simple caps to elaborate skylight shapes and garden hats.
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Milan
Fashion notes on gowns and accessories from Shirley Daze
A London fashion overview describes veiled gowns with velvet trim and shallow skirt points, white velveteen jackets, and white sunshades in net for dressy events. It covers wadding under hems to improve hang, tea jackets in lace, and cream foulard gowns with decorative detailing.
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London
Cellular fashion drives demand for airy corsets and shirts
A feature praises cellular fabric for hot weather wear. Corsets built from French models with long or short waists are light and ventilated and cost about half a pair. Stanley’s cellular shirts sparked a material run. men's ties and tennis shirts now use the material with striped gold pink pale blue and red linings.
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Stanley
Cellular
Modjeska and the Cat on Camille Entrance
The Polish star Modjeska faced a wretched moment during Camille when a cat on stage halted her acting. A sudden shrine of fear and a shriek followed as the feline fixed its gaze on the performer, causing the crowd to roar and the actress to chase the frightened animal.
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Modjeska
Camille
Kosciusko
Shin bone of beef and clever kitchen uses guide
A historical home cook’s guide extols shin bone beef as a thrifty base for many dishes. It covers stock making for hours, spiced beef, side dishes from shin meat, pickled beef, meat balls, boiled beef leftovers, sauces, and dessert ideas with practical tips and older culinary voice.
Waltz Minuet and L avenir Adopted for the Season
New York Sun describes the season’s two new dances. The Waltz Minuet blends slow minuet with a gentler waltz, while L avenir fuses schottische, waltz, and galop into a lively, intricate progression. Both emphasize graceful, coordinated partner steps and coordinated arm holds.
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New York Sun
Women Break Barriers In Medicine And Law
The article highlights Eleonora L. Fleury passing the Royal University of Ireland medical exam with honors and a University prize of 40 dollars. It also notes Mlle Belcescu, a Roumanian woman, earning licentiates and doctorates in law, aiming to advocate for impoverished women and establish precedent at the Bucharest bar.
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Miss Fawcett
New York Sun
England
Eleonora L. Fleury
Royal University of Ireland
Man
Ain
Mlle. Belcescu
Portia
Bucharest
Brooklyn Welcomes Railroad Queen Mrs Haines Chief of Haines Road
Mrs Charles D Haines is hailed as the first American woman to be elected president of a steam railroad She just moved from the Southwest to Brooklyn amid plans to rest and seek profitable investments The Haines Medina Valley line in Texas is led by her and her husband who own several short lines Inheriting a fortune of 3 000 000 she travels North with charity and a ready business mind.
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Haines
Brooklyn
America
Charles D. Haines
Southwest
Medina Valley Road
Texas
Prospect Park
Brookam
Taies
Decking the Royal Tables by Queen Victoria’s Household
The article notes four officials in the Queen’s household whose sole duty is to deck the royal tables. One official handles the wax candies placed across the palace, a long-standing custom the Queen cherishes, making the banquet setup more complex than expected.
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Royal
Love In A Cottage Style Furnishings and Cheap Decor Trends
The piece argues for simple fifteenth to sixteenth century styles in home furnishing as affordable, with easy care and less risk of sloppy work. It highlights inexpensive fabrics and curtains, lists various affordable upholstery options, and describes new decorative ideas like window canopies, rosettes, and Japanese inspired accents.
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Whitten
the Dispatch
Ceat
Colors game proposed as new garden pastime
A new outdoor game called The Colors, invented by Mrs. A Hartshorne of Bradbourne Hall near Derby, is described as a 60 by 3 foot court cross layout for four or eight players. Players carry eight rings and aim to keep ring sequences on posts, with no throwing or running, promising a graceful, cricket style garden diversio.
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A. Hartshorne
Bradbourne Hall
Derby
England
Pall Mall
Inner Temple
Coughs and Sneezes. Belief for Hiccup and Treatment
Medical notes discuss hiccough causes from stomach irritation to nerve issues and serious states like typhoid fever. Remedies include breath-holding, neck or diaphragm warmth, and pressure on neck muscles. vomiting induction for certain poisonings. a vivid old method for laudanum poisoning using a whalebone tool. It also covers emetics and tips for convalescence and patient care after illness.
Peculiarities of the Religions of the Oriestos to Dress
The article compares Confucianism and Shintoism noting little difference in Oriental life beyond exterior signs. Shinto priests are kept in full regalia in public but their feet remain uncovered, a contrast Westerners liken to inmates in insane asylums who mock missing important attire.
Remarkable Ivory Knee Joint Transplant At London Hospital
Prof Gluck of London performed a notable operation removing a diseased knee joint from a male patient and replacing it with an ivory substitute. The patient has left bed, walks easily, and finds the ivory knee joint convenient and comfortable in every way.
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London
Prof
Gluck
Mackenzies Lecture Fees Set High for American Tour
Colonel Pond to pay Sir Morell Mackenzie about £2,000 for 15 lectures in the United States and Canada. The rate of £130 per lecture surpasses previous records, with lectures planned in New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and Toronto Montreal. Mackenzie departs England late September and returns early November.
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Colonel Pond
London
Sir Morell Mackenzie
Sir Morell
Archdeacon Farrar
Mr. Stanley
Sir Morelli
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Richmond
Canada
Montreal
Torouw
England
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