Signs of Fashion in Gowns and Ceremonial Dress
A fragmented discussion on ceremony gowns and fashion planning for women with limited income. It notes gowns in gold and silver with sequins and jewels, the enduring appeal of flounces and tulle, and practical styling using belts, embroidery, and draped fabrics. The piece reflects on accessories, underdresses, and the evolving fashion sense for winter attire, comparing historical tastes and modern comfort.
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Alwys
Chantilly
SOME TIMELY WIN' By a Woman Doctor
An article advising sensible winter health care urges women to protect feet with proper footwear and warm undergarments. It notes damp conditions and tight stockings worsen colds, promotes insulated clothing, and links indoor heat to illness risk, urging practical dress choices and cautious activity through the season.
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Whatley
West
Horta
Alee
Aries
Health Hints on Weather and Cold Safety
Weather risks and health tips for winter living. Advice covers avoiding damp footwear, keeping feet warm, drying wet clothing promptly, and not opening windows wide in cold conditions. Emphasizes gradual acclimation to winter, proper indoor warmth, and safeguarding against colds and throat infections.
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Ming
Wwe
Lino Spon
Ehnannyptlon Fk
Riis
Fashionable Jane Dressmaking Tips From New York
A vivid 19th century fashion column discusses Paris and New York styles, detailing gowns, fabrics, and accessories. It covers outlines, materials like satin and velvet, fringe details, and dramatic evening wraps, with notes on headpieces, sleeves, and jewelry.
What Women Endure to Be Fashionable
The article discusses the hardship women face from wearing false hair and tight headgear. It describes damage to hair roots from heavy bands and hats, the slow recovery after removing false hair, and recommendations for gentler care including ventilated pads and careful washing, brushing, and scalp treatment to restore health.
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Wien
How People Are Fooled By Soft Drink
A fragmented discussion on temperance drinks and misperceptions about alcohol content. It notes brewed ginger beer and cider may contain significant alcohol, ethics of labeling, and the temperance movement’s aim to reveal true alcohol levels.
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Claasle
Elarut
Hock
Avosello
Onde
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