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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
6
Two vintage outfits described with detailed fittings. First a navy thin cloth costume featuring wrapped front seams, tucks, velvet collar, braided edges, and a straw hat. materials include eight yards 46 inch cloth, buttons, velvet, braid. Second an oak-apple brown chiffon option with plain skirt, lace waistcoat, embroidered panel, lace sleeves, matching straw hat with roses, and listed fabric and notions.
A vintage fashion description outlines an alligator gray graceful gown with a plastron front and back trimmed by satin buttons, long skirt sweeping the ground, two shoulder folds toward the plastron, rovers edged with braid and ball fringe, and a sleeve trimmed to match. It notes stretched satin hat, high grade cashmere, and required materials including buttons, fringe, braid, and tape.
Paris experiences a surge in demand for a specific type of headgear as designers and enthusiasts alike embrace a tailored style. The trend draws attention from fashion houses and specialty wearers, signaling a notable shift in hat culture in the city.
The new sailor describes a low broad crown with wide rigs and a light surting up, noting the other part of the hat and its overall appearance.
A detailed description of a wicker baby basket designed for a young mother. The piece notes pink mercerized satin lining, Paris muslin, and elaborate diamond-ruched inserts, pockets, a long pin cushion, and a stiffened cover with flannel lining. Ribbon and tucks add decorative touches.
Oriental silks rise on the market for their genuine oddity and exclusivity. Two patterns may be alike yet differ in color, with plain trimmings and soutache crochet buttons. A brick red dress showcased clouded effects and sawtooth bands, illustrating fine foreign silk craftsmanship.
A quaint lingerie bag with open-work embroidery in broderie Anglaise, pink primrose and mauve hues, and ribbon handles will be carried. The finishing color echoes in the décolleté roulement at the waist, while the leather bandbag will regain use during the hot season.
Fashion note describes two Paris patterns for girls dresses with empire and Dutch neck styles, detailing fabric needs, trim insertions, and sizes from six to twelve years. Instructions include ordering from Pattern Department with pattern numbers 2899 and 2921 and require modest sums.
A readable note describes a penenit telephobe mouthpiece made for wlaxs that can be cleaned quickly by boiling. The idea highlights practical sanitation in early communications devices, reflecting a general belief in durable everyday objects.
A vintage notice touts Donn's Kidney Pills curing backache headaches and nervous complaints from kidney troubles. Includes a customer testimonial from Mrs. R. Foresman of Canon City Colorado and mentions Dean's Kidney Pills as a blessing. Also features a series of brief humor items and a quote from Dr. Osler on tuberculosis progress.
A Denver woman recounts severe stomach distress and weight loss after meals. Following a neighbor’s suggestion she tried Grape-Nuts, felt relief, and gained 12 pounds through a summer of hard work. She cites The Road to Wellville as context.
An amusing tale recalls a countess remark in Blarrite about ancestry and identity, contrasting Tudor bloodlines with Plantagenet claim, followed by a joke about worn English pride and a Jersey digger tale. Adds a comic ad for Allen's Foot-Ease and assorted literary snippets.
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