Realm of Fashion Features and Birds in Couture Notes
The article previews fashions by May Manton with organza and sheer fabrics, mohair rain wear, and accessory tips. It also shares notes on the Empress of China and a Canadian women’s suffrage provision, plus season features like contrasting sleeve textures and light-weight fabrics.
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May Manton
China
America
Bo Tice
Europe
Greece
Crete
Cuba
I. D. Bovard
Alameda
Cal
Texas
Cowboy
Guyer
Philadelphia
Hunt's Station
Dainty Dress Patterns and Textile Notes
A fashion feature details yardage and fabrics for a waist trimming and a dainty white lawn dress with Valenciennes lace. It covers materials for different sizes, sleeve options for light and heavy fabrics, and pattern numbers. A separate column critiques Bill Arp’s tomato worm piece, discusses ichneumon flies, nature study, and echoes of humanities and scientific inquiry with extended anecdotes.
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India
Valenciennes
Riolds the Diving Recor. A Britain depth record diver 186 feet
A Clyde diver recently worked forty minutes at a depth of 186 feet, setting a new British record. The item mixes brief notes, quips, and quotations, reflecting a collage of curiosities and social snippets.
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Riolds
Clyde
Great Britain
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