Most Beautiful Woman in San Antonio Contest Draws Interest
Local ad announces a beauty contest at McDonald Art Studio with prizes including a gold seat frame and cash awards. Entries must be mailed with name and address by next Friday and voting proceeds depend on purchases at the studio.
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San Antonio
McDonald Art Studio
Abinto
Sant Antonio
Prigay
McDonald's
Laree
Antonio
Donald's
Batistan Stret
Social column highlights Stone as U D of the Confederacy leader
Mrs Stone of Texas, long a city resident, is praised for her role and service in the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Telegrams in Norfolk announce Mrs Carnelian Branch Stowe as president, while Mrs Blous of Texas also holds prominent posts. The piece notes Stone’s extensive leadership in multiple clubs and historical societies and her recognition by Texas society.
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Stowe
United Daughters of the Confesseracy
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Blous
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Toxog
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Josty
United Daughtera of the Confederacy
Las Neon
Jefferson Davie
George Yyash- Ingum Chapler
Daughters of the Geniblie
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Slone
Texta
Woman's Press Despeision
Jas Nell
Terry Riveron
Aritovo
Texas Republic
Anson Dowes
State Daughters
Blone
Paquin the Great launches a shirt design all the rage
The Delineator notes Paquin’s new skirt style influencing American fashion with a fitted waist, long silhouette, and floor sweeping back. It highlights fabric choices like satin and velvet, cutaway jackets, decorative buttons, and an emphasis on elegant lines for evening wear.
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Paquin the Great
The Yop of the Genlinant and the Park Histories
A garbled reminiscence traces travelers paths across the world and notes two ways to learn who helped shape them. It records Mackenzie a long-time public official, dying at 88 after 52 years as public charge, with ties to Haywards Meath and Brighton.
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Nouth
Colombia
Aldakeavada
Gotoy
Haywards Meath
Asham
Re Institution
Tethna Green
Brightin
Brighton
Beauty Enhanced by Walking Promotes Health on Stage
Denver Times reports Miss Gillette advises ten mile morning walks in any weather for health. She practices what she preaches alongside George Mutlarlane at the Orpheum, praising walking as the best result for vigor and physique, while noting stage fashions and the era's gown care.
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Denver Times
Visla Gillette
Camity
Miss Gillette
George Mutlarlane
Orpheum
Rai
Dion
Wally
Kaiser Designs Wife's Gowns Spark Courtly Fashion Tale
A European court tale recounts Emperor Wilhelm II designing his wife's gowns and claiming to tailor state robes. Madame Waldspak Ranisaond, wife of a former French premier, says the emperor asked if he even designs her dresses, and he allegedly said he always designs the state's robes.
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Hunself
New Hair Ornaments Describe Elaborate Velvet and Jewel Bows
The article outlines fashionable hair ornaments with velvet bows bound in white satin and worn low on the head. It notes curled tresses and braids entwined with jewel clusters and a fringe of flowers connected to the neck with jeweled or adorned ends.
Jeweled Adornments From Antique Jewelry Line
A fragment describes jeweled adornments featuring yellow gold and finely cut stones. It notes the pieces are arranged to be worn on necklines and wrists, appealing to youthful attire and fashion. The text hints at custom orders and varied designs popular with viewers.
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Joe
Feeding the Baby Through All Seasons
A brief health note urges mothers to maintain diligent care of infants year round. It emphasizes consistent feeding warmth and attention to air quality, arguing that improper handling and exposure can harm a baby in cold or warm weather alike.
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Ana
Trav
Wedding invitations carved on copper plates frame a bride’s heirloom
The article describes copper plates used for wedding invitations being repurposed into a decorative frame. A copper frame with orange blossom engraving holds a mirror, enabling the couple to display the wedding engraving read in reverse when viewed in a mirror, turning the plate into a sentimental keepsake.
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Washington Post
Poole
Franks in Invitations and Dinner Etiquette in Past Letters
The piece surveys old invitation customs noting that courtesies asked for a polite reply and dinner hosting schedules. It cites examples from Lord and Lady Sreneey and mentions dates like 2782 and shifting French forms. The tone recalls historical social etiquette and the evolution of formal responses.
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Sreneey
Uphus
Kerry
Educate Women in Taste Fashion Opinion Calls for School Instruction
An associate editor of a French fashion paper declares women lack taste and fitness for dress, urging a nationwide school program to teach youths the art of dressing properly so they can distinguish good and bad taste. He argues current trends are ridiculous and ill-suited to figures.
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Mis
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