Campaign Payoff in Washington as Parties Prepare
Washington Republican and Democratic congressional committees begin active preparations for the next fall campaign. Leaders forecast a Democratic edge and aim to frame the contest around tariff and Cannonism while defending or reclaiming control of the House. The Peary promotion debate and a push to create a national Valhalla add to the political drama.
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Washington
William B. McKinsey
Mlinois
Republican Congressional Committee
New England
Champ Clark
Peary
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Robert E Peary
Decause
Navy
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Taft
George Wallace Melville
Moe
Melville
Millinery Styles Across Timeless Hats
Fashion note on enduring hat forms, praising the Panama and Leghorn flat shapes. Describes variations in Milan braids and Neapolitans, noting timeless elegance, quality, and the cost of a fine hat as a lasting investment. The piece cherishes classic lines and the trimmer’s skill in adapting to trends.
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Panama
Milan
Evening Dress Described For Tilton Crepe De Chine
A dainty evening dress in soft materials features a princess line to the hips with the skirt gathered to the edge and bogie trimming. The bodice includes a chemisette edge with edging at the waist, small puff sleeves with crossings, and bands. Five yards of fabric at 44 inches, plus six and a half yards of trimming and coast yard lace complete the ensemble.
New Shades for Spring Color Trends in Southern Wear
The spring palette features Elephant gray gold ochre burnt bread laurel green raspberry and twilight pink as new colors for southern wear. The update highlights bold yet refined tones shaping outfits this season.
Proper Use Of Antiques
Advice on decorating with antiques warns against mismatched pieces and overdecorated rooms. It advocates creating an antique room, using select old items with simple arrangements, and separating antiques from modern furniture to avoid chaotic appearances and a ruined mood.
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Vesuvius
New Embroideries Fashion Recurs in Lace Revival
The article notes a present fad for lace and embroidery in combination, described as a revival of styles from a few seasons ago. It highlights familiar designs such as crescent motifs, oval medallions, and long streamline patterns, urging women to reuse existing trims. Satin stitched embroideries with imitation tulle are popular.
Rug care in Victorian homes warns against curling edges
A Woman's Life notes rugs curl at corners spoiling appearance and tearing edges. The remedy is to bind under the edge with stout holland or furniture webbing to prevent damage.
Hair Styles in " It's Funny About That "
A narrator recalls old and modern hair fashions, contrasts fr prä French twists and braids with today’s dread of losing natural hair. She narrates encounters with hairdressers offering braids and elaborate updos, recalls Abbie’s long braids, and notes a dramatic shift to styled false hair, including a costly 60 to 100 dollar braid.
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Amelia
Abbie
Tve
Tye
Beautiful
Mabel
Ted
Bak Ewald
Dyote Dyes Promoted By Mrs Simmons Advice
Mrs Simmons writes that Dyold Dyes color silk cotton and wool as well as other dyes and advises household dyers to use Dyold Dyes. A package is available at dealers with a color card and directions sent free by writing to Dyota Huffington.
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Simmons
Dyota
Huffington
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