Newest in Furniture Breakfast Table Set Not Unreasonably Expensive
The Philadelphia Record notes Austrian ware Austr iana for breakfast tables in cream with Ger man flower garlands. Prices range from 15 to 35 cents for dishes, 25 cents to a dollar for pitchers, and a combined breakfast table with four chairs at 21 dollars in dull oak. Fern stands in mahogany and oak range from 11 to 20 dollars, plus mahogany high chairs for babies at 22 and 12 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Checked Woolen Suits Demand Attention in Vogue
The article notes checks in black and white dominate Vogue's fashion, praising them for versatility but warning they show wear and fatigue quickly. It contrasts daily demand for checks with plain colors, suggesting single-suit wearers may tire of the pattern. It emphasizes visibility and care implications for woolen fabrics.
Old Lace Curtains Offer Crafty Reuse Ideas
A housewife can repurpose old lace curtains into economical decorative needlework. Small, intact patterns may be appliqued to net for yokes cuffs and dresses. Cut designs sharply and mount on washable backgrounds, then finish edges with invisible or bold stitching. Larger pieces can form table and cushion covers when paired with linen or batiste.
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Batiste
Wrinkles Are Out They’re vyasse Women Do Not Have Them
Fragmentary text cites fashion claims that wrinkles are disappearing due to massage and tango. It mentions women and a social flourish but lacks clear names or dates.
Suit Fades to White. Cleaner Hopes For Fresh Look
The small amount of white appears to cover half the surface of the suit, making it seem minimal at first glance but necessitating cleaning soon. The piece will likely be sent to the cleaner to restore its appearance.
Bright strips the vogue in Roman stripe fashion
Bright red and gold stripes dominate spring fashion with sashes featuring back bows and tassels, hats draped with ribbons, and striped vests cut on the bias. The look pivots from winter wear to vivid Roman colors in multiple forms.
Fashion Hints for Inexpensive Wardrobe Today
The woman of limited income should choose one color with tone variations. The turban remains stylish as stone gray emerges as a fashionable color. Long and short sleeves are in, yoke-cut skirts are seen, corduroy hats for young girls trend, fabrics borrow Chinese designs, rippling flounce appears in spring costumes, silk or satin skirts hold morning wear, and rich flower tones brighten new fabrics.
White Gowns for Spring In Church Weddings
White gowns for spring are featured in fashion notes with a variety of fabrics. Taffeta skirts with circular flounces and bodies trimmed with narrow ruffles lead the look, while embroidered voiles and veiling bengaline slips appear in lighter ensembles. Ratine gowns use heavy filet lace and colored voile accents, and wool crepons show embroidered yokes and sleeves.
New Handkerchief Styles In The Season
Readers note a shift in handkerchief fashion with departures from tradition. Footing trimmed pieces appear, black and white designs lead, colored varieties rise in popularity, and the handkerchief itself features a colored main body with white border.
Uric Acid Poisoning Warns Of Bright’s Disease Risks
An old warning medical notice describes how uric acid buildup harms kidneys, causes severe pains and neural issues, and can lead to Bright’s disease. It urges early detection and promotes "Chia's Sener Fe" kidney medicine with testimonial from Mrs. Eliza Kirk praising its cures.
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Joke About a Firecoat and a Hot Temper
A New York Tribune joke features Chung and Kung warming by a stove. Chung calmly reveals Kung’s coat is on fire, prompting Kung’s surprise and Chung’s quip about his hot temper. The brief humorous exchange ends with the remark No wonder you are called hot-headed and notes South's Companion.
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Castoria Protest and Meeting Grievance Quip
Readers are urged to check the Castoria label bearing the Fletcher’s signature as an old safe remedy for infants. The text then cites a remark from a meeting where a lady explains she opposed a motion to balance a past grievance and gain satisfaction.
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets Adverts Claim Health Benefits
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Pellets as small sugar coated tablets that regulate and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels. The copy warns not to abstain and ends with a stray word Ady suggesting a misspelt brand cue.
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Dr. Pierce
Singing bystander and ad copy confuse readers
A quirky mix of dialogue and promotional copy questions how a singer’s performance struck an audience member. The text also references Putnam Fadeless Dyes and a promoter described as a drum major of industry.
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