Romeo and Juliet Ruse in a Ballroom Thief Capers
A masked scoundrel rigs a romantic Romeo illusion at a Van Ritters ball to steal Hortense Worthy’s jewels. He courts Hortense as Romeo, lures her to a conservatory rendezvous, then flees with Waring diamonds and pearls after a nighttime escape via the Night Express.
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Joey A
Walace
Patloner
Drake
Crittmore
Miss Waring
Chicago
Toxhall
van Ritter's
Mikes Waring
Permlenion
van Ritter
Frederick Langham
Fred
Taim
Romeo
Juliet
Romer
Hortense
Brut
St Ix Ume
Langham
Mims Waring
Elfis
Waring
Seta
Paris evening gowns described with green satin and black tulle
The left gown features black tulle over green satin with green gold embroidery and liberty trim, white tulle underlayers, and green silk girdle with fringed ends. The right gown in black taffeta shows deep tucks, silk bands, white guipure yoke, and a black velvet girdle with a large red liberty satin rose.
Tucks For The House Gown Sleeves And Draped Fabrics
The article describes fashioning house gowns with tucked sleeves and draped fabrics. It suggests mid arm tucks, cat or patie embroidery, entre deux bands, or satin trims. Draping heavier fabrics over a tight lace sleeve is advised with matching underlay left optional. It recommends using a sleeve form for experiments and notes full length sleeves suit many decorative options.
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Tbe
Picturesque Hat Described in Leafgreen Velvet Ruchings
A leafgreen felt hat is illustrated with green velvet ruchings and bows, bordered by medallions of green and silver embroidery, forming an ornate, decorative piece.
Perfume Your Breath With Subtle Aromas From Old Text
The passage advises cautious breath perfuming using orris root and cloves. It notes chewing a clove adds a carnations scent, but must be swallowed promptly to avoid a strong odor. A hint of myrrh held in the cheek is also recommended for a delicate sweetness.
Coquettish Aprons Highlight Chafing Dish Parties
A description of French aprons as the charm of social gatherings, noting pear shape bib hints and lace edging that add a coquettish touch to kitchen entertaining and gatherings hosted around chafing dishes.
New Colorful House Draperies Increase Home Decor Options
The New York Times notes bright color trends in house draperies with dozens of new fabrics. Japanese prints and embroidery appear in wide crepe draperies at low prices, suitable for casual rooms. some designs are costly handwork for formal spaces.
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N. Y
Fall and Winter Care of the Pullets in the Hen House
Instructions for moving pullets to winter quarters, cleaning and ventilating, bedding with gravel and straw, and keeping them calm. Guidance on feeding fresh meat substitutes, greens, and grains, with caution against spoiled or unclean food. Emphasizes proper water, ventilation, and keeping hens busy to ensure strong, productive layers.
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Aime
Swillense
Auer
Emma
The Utility Coat for Everyday Wear Designs
The article discusses practical coat choices for women, favoring medium weight fabrics suitable for autumn and spring. It advises avoiding very dark colors and suggests white gray or tan tones that resist visible dust and keep a clean appearance with daily wear.
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Albround
Bach as Bridge Prize Trinkets for Hospitality Hosts
Pri. Sachets serve as bridge prizes and are given to entertain guests with hospitality rather than money. The little bags come in sizes to tuck among handkerchiefs and gloves, mounted on white linen sacks for powder, with fringed ends and rose effects. Suchet are recommended when faint perfume hints are desired.
High Class Dressmakers Favor Simple Wreath of Crepe De Chine
A fashion note from Grepo de Chine Wailats highlights affordable simple waistlines in colored crepe de chine to pair with winter fabrics like serge and eueviot. The aim is a heavier texture that remains refined and not overly glossy for the season.
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Serge
Eueviot
Lime in the Poultry House and Whitewash Benefits
The article argues whitewashing poultry houses with lime protects stock by masking odor and reducing mites and disease germs. It cautions irrigation fumes have uncertainties, but a lime coat may prevent harm by concealing health threats.
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Veous
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Botterood
George
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