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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1909
Page
7
The article discusses collarless and flat lace collars gaining popularity in New York and Atlantic City. It notes the shift away from restrictive high necks, praising lace collars and the modern necklines while predicting social appeal and practical efforts like facial massage to maintain a slender neck.
A described dressmaking example shows a short sleeve altered into a long cap for a new gown. The sleeve uses a wool blend with net and dyed silk, with black and gold braiding, buttons, and silk tassels completing the look.
The piece extols simple home cooking once valued by grandmothers and urges clear basic methods. It covers rice preparation to keep grains light and white, and notes general tips for headache relief by cooling the head and relaxing the body. It emphasizes rest for headaches caused by mental strain or sleep loss.
The passage notes anxiety and head discomfort linked to blood flow and mood. It mentions facial pallor dark circles under the eyes and headaches as part of a general state, with an implied discussion of medical interpretation by a doctor.
The article offers hearty breakfast options for children and families including fruit, hot and cold cereals, and bread with rolls. It suggests baked apples with sugar and cinnamon, served with jelly and whipped cream. It also notes etiquette for a tea invitation with a guest leaving a card or mailing one if unable to attend.
An informal invitation invites decorous attendance to a spring merchandise display. Visitors are urged to explore the millinery section, ready-to-wear apparel, and piece goods with no obligation to buy, as welcoming displays await with cordial hospitality.
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