Summer Dress Ideas From Paris to London Shows For Outdoor Styles
Fashion notes describe rose motifs in millinery and lace trimmed hats. London influence blends brick and gold tones with wide brims and flower wreaths. Paris gowns feature corduroy outdoor coats with puffed sleeves and fringed fronts, while waistlines and collars shift with new stock cravats and turned down collars.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
London
Paris
Fashion Notes From Londons High Society Dress
A feature on delicate pique dresses that resist dust, require careful sitting, and maintain purity of whiteness. It describes fashionable footwear, velvet and guipure russe, theater veils, and the latest Parisian hats. May Yohe’s solid silver belt and cuffs highlight luxury, with dress details for morning wear and evening gowns.
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Indies
New York
England
Kempton Park
North
Miss North
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Philadelphia Times
Chantilly
May Yohe
California
St. Pe Pont
Ayeon
The Penny-Pinching Widow and Opulent Fashion
A satirical portrait contrasts a penurious woman who hoards fabric to fund a new dress with a rich socialite who spends freely. It notes the frugal lining choices of the former and the lavish materials of two jackets, including pink bow motifs, rybey brocading, and onyx buttons set in gold and silver.
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Trousseaux
Rybey
A Gown for an Outing and Fashion Notes
A fashion item showcases a dark blue cheviot gown with white crepon shirt front and Richelieu trim, paired with a mauve gown at a May party. Other features include a new corset design that promises a noncompressive fit, front buttoning, light padding, and shoulder supports, plus the Bernee hair bang trend and oversized powder puffs for travel.
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Russell
Marie Antoinette
Lee
Crawford
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arduous ascent to Popocatapetl summit described
CG H Webb recounts a four month Mexican expedition. The journey begins at the Popocatapetl station with guides and burros, climbs through thick timber to the snow line, reaches a crater 250 by 500 feet, then faces a hazardous descent in a snowstorm 1500 feet below.
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A GUEST OF ROYALTY Entertaining across monarchies at Buckingham
Mrs. Sherwood surveys royal entertainments from Buckingham Palace to Rome, detailing courtly processions, banquets, and the courtly rituals that define royal hospitality across Britain, France, and Italy. It contrasts the pomp with more intimate moments, noting figures like Queen Victoria, Louis XV, and Queen Marguerite.
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France
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MeEn
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Anaes
Queen Victoria
Gecemeeu
Grant
Windsory
Beatrice
Marlboro House
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Italy
Cercle
Quirinial Palace
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Vicovara
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Savoie
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Santan
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Luncheon and Council of Woman's Clubs in Orange
The Orange women host a national confederation council, led by Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown, with 27 states represented. A luncheon at Mrs Edison’s Lewellyn Park home features 400 women with strong intellects and wit, highlighting modern club life, philanthropy, and social exchange.
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Orange
Pittsburg
New York
Chsteau
Woman's Club
East Orange
Mra
Charlotte Emerson Brown
Massachusetts
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Naieo
Lewellyn Park
Edison
Respon
Jotte Emerson Brown
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Julia Ward Howe
New Woman's*Club
Jennie Lozier
I- Croly
Mary Brown
Acroly
Dan Mise
Temple
Tennessee
the- Es
Emerson Brown
Del
Addison
Bessiz Brametm
Ice cream prices rise as beef costs pressure dairy supply
The New York Press reports higher prices for ice as beef costs rise and cattle supplies tighten. Dairy producers warn continued pressure on ice cream prices as inputs stay costly.
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New York Press
Acid Phosphate Ad Claims by Dr Le Sie Weir
Fragmentary 19th century ad copy references Horsford’s Acid Phosphate and Dr F Le Sie Weir of Philadelphia. The terse text asserts treatment claims for skin conditions and disease, noting arrest of certain cases and desired outcomes despite garbled wording.
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F. le Sie Weir
Philadelphia
Death in Kettles and the Virtues of Clean Kitchen Habits
A dispatch drawing on French authority extols cleanliness as a key kitchen virtue. It argues for spotless utensils, clean pots and spillover controls, and warns against dull or worn tools. It covers mustaches for waiters, coffee pot care, and omelet pan hygiene, urging constant vigilance by the mistress.
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Louis XV
Louis XVI
Louis XVIII
Reece
Victor Hugo
Duc d’ Escars
Jules Gouffe
Perels Chaise
Paris
Ali Baba
A. Toby
France
England
Ir Renee
Mast
Dr Price Vanilla Extract Ad Claims Pure Mexican Bean Source
An advertisement extols Dr Price's Delicious Flavoring Extracts, claiming vanilla flavor is drawn from true Mexican vanilla beans. It contrasts with cheaper extracts and urges housewives to use Dr Price's for flavoring cakes pies creams and puddings.
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Dr. Price
Mexico
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