Parisian Fancies For The Vernal Season
ARIS March 10. The week book fills with exhibitions in clubs and at Durand-Ruel and Georges Petit. Fashion notes urge bold prints, empire styles, belts, paillettes, and art nouveau jewelry. Dressing for spring favors belts, corselet skirts, and mantilla lace.
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The Making of a Successful Husband
A brief piece discusses the challenges of choosing between boarding and keeping house, noting that a modest home can be better than an attractive boarding arrangement. It emphasizes practical living over appearance, and outlines steps toward building a stable domestic life.
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Home Life and the Boarding Question from John Sneed
A long reader letter argues whether a young couple should board or establish a home. It weighs direct costs of boarding versus keeping house, warns boarding life damages character and harmony, and urges forming a home with rooms to foster privacy, responsibility, and growth, ending with practical tip on broom storage.
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Thom
Ian
Dommyrat
To Clean Metal and Silver Ornaments
To clean metal and silver ornaments rub with a woolen cloth dampened with ammonia. This method keeps items bright with little trouble and is suitable for nickel and silver pieces.
The Feminine World of Fashion and Society
A vintage fashion survey notes empire style favoring slim skirts and minimal trimming, elegant hats with tiny gold cases, and white lace sleeves on black gowns. It discusses embroidery, buttons from Paris, color glimpses in coats, and color trends in rings and gemstones, plus shoe trends for children and the rise of Swiss fabrics with delicate patterns.
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