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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
5
Cynthia Grey answers readers on hair wear for teens and social dress rules, asks about July birthstone, corsets, and suitable activities at dances. She advises seniors to stay in school, suggests proper dining etiquette, and offers practical fashion and household tips with calm guidance.
The season features long black satin wraps worn at Monte Carlo and Riviera resorts with coats from Paris couturiers. A Bernard model displays a refined, dignified line with black embroidery, a square cape collar, and russet back band. Dull gold cord trims complete the look for Spring race meets.
The article notes hair dressed softly with center or side parts and minimal braids, a toned down coiffure from earlier extremes. It explains sleeve lengths from wrist to shoulder, with long sleeves for morning, elbow or three quarter for afternoon, and sleeveless or high sleeves reserved for evening wear, plus trends for chiffon blouses and semi tailored coats.
Do not use wooden spoons or wooden bowls when mixing foods with onions. Wash cotton crepe waist fabric in lukewarm soap suds, then rinse carefully to avoid stretching. Dry by hanging in sun, supported by a covered coat hanger, with tape from neck to armhole to preserve shape.
Ivory knife handles that have become blackened may be cleaned by rubbing them with lemon dipped in salt after which they should be washed in cold water and they will be quite white again.
Two lovers sit close on a sofa as the man hesitates to speak. The woman smiles brightly with radiant red lips and glowing eyes, urges him to obey the impulse, the sofa cushion crumples, and they wed in four weeks.
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