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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1915

Page

7

New York Women Embrace Tiny Hat Fashion

French costume influence inspires New York women to adopt a small tilted hat with a narrow brim. The style favors indisputable chic over beauty, with redingote tunic gowns and belted frock-like lines becoming popular at leading houses. Dark blue fabrics with scarlet embroidery and ribbon lacing dominate, offering a streamlined unbroken silhouette.

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Washable cozy covers for daily use in tea settings

The piece describes washable covers in white spotted muslin with pale blue lining, hemstitched frills, and lift loops. It notes the lining can be slipped out for washing and suggests color should suit tea or breakfast service. It mentions edge turning, possible press studs, and evokes a domestic scene with a married suffragette reference.

Pocketed travel bands for under skirts and coats

A design for hidden pockets sewn into a deep waistband or band worn under a traveling coat or skirt. The pocket band, 6 to 7 inches deep for money and small items, can be larger for gardening or housework. It features envelope pockets with buttoned flaps, ribbon edging, and optional fastenings such as press studs or safety pins.

Pretty Porch Color Scheme and Plush Furnishings

A soft willow furniture color base with gray cushions in green and white or green and gray stripes. A green grass rug centers a large green table holding a bowl of soft gray green items. Seasonal flowers enhance the porch’s charm with pink and white peonies dahlias and roses in a jar.

Gray Fashion Trend Picks Up in Paler Shades

Gray remains a popular color in fashion noted for its cool tone and charm. Experts warn that not all complexions suit gray, especially very pale versions, underscoring the need for careful choice.

Golden bands crown Washington monument apex

Few observers notice the gold plated bands around the monument apex and the sparking points along them. The bands, iron and galvanized with gold plating, protect the shaft from lightning while feeding current to a safe discharge well.

Washington Monument Casey Men of Science

Myths and Misconceptions Across Historic Tales

A compilation debunks familiar historic claims from myths about William Tell to Troy and Troyan sieges. It questions Coriolanus, Wellington, Alfred, Rosamund, Kingsley, Cleopatra, Hannibal, Xerxes, Thermopylae, and the siege of Crecy, noting misremembered lines and exaggerated numbers.

William Tell Coriolanus Rome Duke of Wellington Alfred Rosamund Eleanor Godstow Charles Kingsley Oxford Cleopatra Hannibal Troy Homer Helen Paris Xerxes Thermopylae Philip VI Crecy Blois France St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Analysis of the Apple Ripeness and Composition

This note explains apple composition by ripeness and variety. It lists water, protein, carbohydrate, ash, and cellulose percentages, and a fuel value of 29 calories per pound. It notes sugar content varies with ripeness and that pectose helps jelly formation.

The Quiet Chap and the Earning Quiet Man

A comparison of two men in a workplace. The conceited man boasts about his skill while the quiet coworker quietly works, earning a raise in salary through steady performance. The piece contrasts loud boasting with steady achievement.

Gaining Knowledge Said to Guide All Actions

A Minneapolis Journal aphorism notes that even a man who tests an electric fan with his finger acts with good intentions. The saying frames intent as the motive behind the pursuit of knowledge.

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