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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1912
Page
30
A clipped header mentions Rentlinger as photographer credited for a photo copy. The fragment notes copyright reference and attribution to IM12. No further context or events are clear from the unreadable text.
Semi precious stone inspired beads pressed into silver and gilt mountings form dazzling bead rope trims. The article showcases beaded embroidery motifs including peacock feathers lyre bird markings and bird plumage patterns, with two view gowns, pleating, velvet roses, fur trims, lace and hairdressing trends for a pale pink gown ensemble.
London report describes Misses Farrar and Clay operating Water End near Hampstead for fashionable dogs. Pets receive grooming, massage, dental care, regular meals, light diets, and exercise while owners holiday abroad. Treatments include brandy tonics for nervous dogs and pneumonia jackets for lung protection.
The article notes detachable belts rising with the waistline trend in fashion. Black velvet belts, slim two inch widths, feature flat bows and uneven ends with crochet balls. Also seen is wide black watered silk belts with fluffy upright bows and fringed ends.
Wilmington Delaware Rev Raymond L Wolven the new rector of Old Swedes church starts a Wednesday dancing class taught at nominal cost to satisfy parishioners. Classes will avoid objectionable guests and ban the turkey trot and similar dances.
In Steubenville Ohio Miss Nannie Green, a charitable promoter, attended a rummage sale and left her $50 hat near a counter selling second-hand millinery for 25 cents. An Italian woman bought the hat for 25 cents and left the sale unaware of the loss. The hat was discovered missing when Miss Green searched for it later.
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