Details Count in milady's Clothes and Paris Fashion
A Louisville Courier Journal fashion correspondent notes that details define autumn fashion as Paris couturiers influence. Subtle trims and clever seams outshine American copies, with frocks in apple green rayon and tweed capes highlighted. It cites Paris races, opera, and Argentina ballet crowds as mood setters.
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Paris Couturieres
Louisville Courier-Journal
Paris
Jersey
Molyneux
Cape Skirted Dresses Feature Detachable Overskirts in Paris
Paris designers present cape skir ted dresses with tie on overskirts that form cages to provide a wrap for silk gowns without extra cost. The detachable skirt portion resembles a rounded apron with long ties. Wearers vary by tying in front hind side or over the shoulder.
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Paris
Accessories: Contrast Notes in Women's Dress
The article notes a trend among well dressed women to avoid obvious color blending and instead use accessories that strike a contrast. It cites women abroad and at home who select purses scarves or other details to provide a contrasting accent, a shift from last season's matching accessories.
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Argentina
Opera Comique
Flore White
Reassessing Child Rearing From Crib To College
An analysis cites two main causes of delinquency: gland deficiencies and poor health, noting how weakness invites trouble and propinquity shapes friendships. It discusses testing social ties in summer, portable toys for travel, and key decisions on school choice and location for children. It adds a note on a wardrobe budget for young women.
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Parents’ Magazine
la Rochefoucauld
Joan
Peter
Teachers College
New York City
Kiichen Cabinet Memorial Quote
John Burroughs expresses a lifelong love of nature tasting grass streams wind and fields as solace stronger than human faces. The excerpt highlights a rustic reverence for the natural world and quiet contemplation.
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John Burroughs
Thrifty menus feature variety with affordable dishes
A home cooking guide suggests varied thrifty meals to avoid monotony. It covers Jellied Veal, Hot Slaw, Orange Shortcake, Yellow Tomato Preserve, coffee flavored jellies, Wellesley Fudge Cake, Coffee Layer Cake, and Iced Maraschino Coffee, aiming for quick, economic entertaining.
Millions use Red Cross bluing ad copy
An old style advertisement notes millions use Red Cross bluing and a large bottle priced at 10 cents, with the claim that all good grocers carry it. The snippet ends with a quip about a barber who shaves only a man's face once and tends to stay quiet.
Hard Water Marked by Grim Soap Suds
A grimy line shows the high water mark indicating hard water and tough washing. 20 Mule Team Borax softens water and eases laundry tasks.
Old Doctor Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Helps Elderly Use
In 1885 Dr Caldwell found a gentle effective laxative that avoids griping or habit. His Syrup Pepsin became a world famous remedy praised for elderly patients and gentle relief. Some men complain their daily bread isn’t buttered.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Was It an Invitation and a Detective Twist
A playful snippet notes a young man in love to Miss Daisy, promising a kiss before leaving. The scene pivots to a comic line about a detective story, with a hurried joke about a boot and shoe news. A line about a budding genius adds a light touch to the fragment.
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Miss Daisy
Traffic cop warns in health and safety tone
A police officer promotes Nujol as a health aid likening it to traffic discipline. He claims it is not medicine, a pure natural substance helps keep the body clean and functioning, and should be tried regularly with warnings about daily habits and costs. It ends urging readers to buy Nujol at drugstores in sealed packages.
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Nujol Laboratories
Park Avenue
New York
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