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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1907
Page
21
A long roster of names records travels and posts across cities from Corpus Christi to Tarpon and Yoakum. Teachers and students are named by grade levels at subjed school as lists of assignments and roles.
Luter's family visit spans weeks as Elder Sewell resumes preaching after travels. Mrs. Shannon Wolfe returns from Houston for her father’s funeral. Mrs. Loline, weather chief, reports on a northern trip. Public schooling in Corpus Christi praised for high standards, with a seaside home of Mr and Mrs F M Fox noted for beauty and beachside setting.
Loyal customers flocked to Josseys San Antonio opening days Thursday to Saturday praising the courteous staff and high quality merchandise. Millinery featured models from Maison Ponyanne and others with ostrich plumes and flowers, while gowns and costumes from Maurice Mayer Paquin and Fragola highlighted modern fall and winter fashion.
A historical note argues dancing as a key exercise for women’s health. It claims grand dames excelled through dalliance and contends women should pursue suitable dancing forms to gain sound health and benefit the body.
A New York era note outlines fall fashion emphasis on harmonious accessories, streamlined silhouettes, and rich fabric trends. It highlights bold veils, hair 'empress' coifs, gores and empire gowns, and a shift to plain mesh hosiery, while detailing coats, wraps, embroidery, and jewelry shaping the season's look.
The piece discusses Hull House in Chicago and Jane Addams, noting its lasting influence for eighteen years. It mentions Chicago norms regarding Hull House and Addams, describing how observers view breadth of vision and social focus over personalities, with memories of Hull House receptions and reactions to attendees.
A Bond Street manager notes that vanity bags shown by l fashion houses have grown grotesque in design. Crocodile jaws, claw adornments, silk skull tassels and miniature mirrors appear on bags. Rat head purses fascinate some women while broader vanity items may be copied by furriers.
A collage of early 20th century notes highlights notable women and events. Queen Alexandra’s loyal attendant Charlotte Knollys earns the “Shadow” nickname after steadfast service and a life saving act at Sandringham. Other items include inventions for canning jars by Marion Curran, a Pekin women’s paper gaining male readers, and Mrs. Carile Babouck pursuing Corea mission work. Also noted are philanthropic and scholarly efforts by women students at the University of Chicago and Amherst College, including fundraising, lecturing, and field studies in Peru, Chile, and other regions, reflecting expanding female engagement in public life.
The article argues women photographers face bias and bias in taste. It claims female photographers are undervalued and often misjudge subjects, aiming for artistry over portraits’ likeness. It suggests restraint and simplicity yield true, enduring portraits.
The Mississippi governor Janes KK Vachitann attended a religious revival in Teukson, insisting he did not convert yet facing political scrutiny. Critics label Vardman semi barbarian and uncultivated, while supporters claim he remains a gentlemanly leader in touch with common people.
The manager showcased a large wardrobe of women’s wear with a two piece suit in muted colors and trimmed batons. A passerby requested buttons to replicate the look, while plans outline skirts for girls from 12 to 28 years, with lengths adjusted to growth, and fabrics include tweed velvet and suede.
In Harper's Bazaar style a description highlights separates coats jackets and fine garments for girls. Designs include wide shoulders deep collars and velvet motifs with wraps and ties detailing comfort and current fashion.
In clipped exchanges from a 19th century page, neighbors debate supposed taboos and moral rules. A sprained ankle and a tense line about what the Bible forbids surface amid slang and interrupted phrases. The scene hints at social friction within a community.
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