Spelling Reform, Royals, and Oddities In Beavers Herald
A collage of historical musings and quirky observations touches on spelling reform, John D. Rockefeller, cucumber cultivation, Kaiser Wilhelm, and reports from North and South America. The piece weaves satire about fashion, poetry, and national ambitions with mentions of Wellman, Red Cloud’s grandson, and a bellwether for era tone.
Woman and Man's Corner Autumn Suit Display
Ladies and gentlemen preview of autumn novelty fabrics in tan and brown shades. The display features numerous pins and checks among the available materials. Early autumn selections are being shown, with emphasis on updated style contrasts and fabric textures.
Autumn Jackets Highlight Contrasting Skirt Materials
The article describes fashionable autumn jackets pairing plain and striped fabrics with connecting collar and cuff details. It notes hip length, close fit, variations from single to double breasted, and the prevalence of cassimere effects, rich duck, and irregular weaves with raised figures and muted colors.
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Salla
Torsetag
Varied Spanish coiffure trends dazzle fashion readers
An essay on fashionable feminine hair styles highlights oversized curls and tall combs from Spain, with mantilla lace and high square toppers. The piece notes imported filigree pieces, silver and gold accents, and the influence of Spanish customs on modern coifs, including wire frames and padded front sections.
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Bairdresvera
Spain
Latest Fads in Sleeves for Home Dressmakers
Home dressmakers may profit from sleeve designs described with four top types. Trends include tight or very full sleeves, box plaits, and elbow knots of ribbon. Illustrations show long full sleeves with deep cuffs, undersleeves with capes, three quarter length sleeves for coats, and stitched cloth sleeves edged with black velvet.
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Dreas
New York
Farmers Seek Better Methods at Annual Agricultural Fair
Farmers plan to attend fairs to compare stock, crops, and farm practices, hoping to improve seed selection, fertilization, and breeding. The article discusses deer damage in New Hampshire, plowing contests, and the role of women in agriculture education, plus warnings about ginseng and fencing swindles.
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New Hampshire
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America
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