Fashionable Colors Dominate Women’s Wear This Season
Foremost colors include silver green and willow gray with new reds, browns, and blues in gowns and trimmings. Skirts stay tight to the hips and widen below the knee, with sheath silhouettes and innovative petticoats like garter and skeleton styles. Parisian influence from Mme Hayet features lace, chiffon, and kanari hues in an evening gown shown by Joby Wavansher.
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Neil Dentyard
Sam Putpahe
Liekane
Paris
London
New York
Hayet
Mme. Hayet
Paria
Fragmentary mode description of moving costumes on floor
The text describes individuals on a floor with walking costumes used clearly to clear ground. It mentions devided aweep and back, with references to aides and a setting suggesting a performance or demonstration.
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Akeo Jung
Monogram fad blooms across fashion and wares this season
Monograms appear on knee and instep stockings, gloves, shirts, wallets, umbrellas, linens, china, glass, and even candlesticks. Fad spreads from fashion to household goods as designers showcase embroidered initials and repousse details in gold or silver on various items.
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Walsh
One Scheme of Color For Aristocratic Evening Dress
A fashion note argues for a single color scheme with minimal contrast. If the gown is blue, the hat and gloves should be blue as well, with only small touches of black or white to finish the bodice. A strong contrast, especially black and white in the hat, is discouraged.
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Paris
Manny
White fur dominates prevailing fashion for coronation
A feature of prevailing modes is the heavy use of white. Ermine furs appear extensively with miniver revived for King Edward's coronation preparations. The ermine coats include small sealskin spots instead of the usual black tail, and are used on entire garments or reveras, collars, and cuffs.
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Baward
Hats and Costumes Describe Velvet Fashions
A chinchilla hat with gun metal gray velvet costume is noted as tasteful, trimmed with a tile blonkel and rhinestones. Velvet and cloth in fawn shades appear, plus a new pink shade of tan gaining popularity.
Mystery Hermit Margaret Nowland Weds After Fifty Years Alone
In Forest Hills Massachusetts Margaret Nowland, a hermit for fifty years, marries Horace Stern the white haired stranger who courted her after decades of secrecy. Stern, once engaged in Sioux City, spent three years tracing her path from Denver to Massachusetts and the forest cottage.
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Margaret Nowland Ende
Ier
Hopey Endlag
Homanee Hogan
Maasachusets
Forest Hille
Masa
Mone
Margaret Nowland
Misa Nowland
Parent Hilla
Womnn
Miss Nowland
Hermitage
New England
Forest Hills
Boston
Mina Nowland
Sioux City
Chicago
Belle
Horace Stern
Denver
Mr. Stern
Massachusetts
Forest Hilla
Union
Bloomaburg
Forest Hillawan
American Humor and Howells on United States Comic Art
W D Howells critiques American pictorial humor in Our American humorists versus English and German peers. He cites Leech Doyle Keene and Peter Newell, notes Oliver Herford’s English background, and laments the domesticated, mercenary tone in American satire, contrasting it with kinder continental humor.
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Howells
W. D. Howells
du Maurier
Leech
Doyle
Keene
Peter Newell
Oliver Herford
Lfe
Uniform postage proposal gains international approval
An 2 canto uniform worldwide postage idea originated in Australia receives support from Italy Switzerland Egypt and several South American states. Germany disagrees while England France Russia and Austria back referring the matter to the next postal world congress to be held in Rome in 1902.
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Australia
Italy
Switzerland
Heypt
Germany
England
France
Russia
Austria
Rome
Music for Ansteby and the school cure for anarchy
Goldwin Smith advocates time in public schools for music as a remedy for social unrest. He argues that singing or playing music prevents murder, though the idea overlooks cases where musicians incite violence.
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Goldwin Smith
Indian Tea Imports Fall Short of Last Year
Indian tea exports show September figures at 111 million pounds, down from 125 million pounds on the same date last year. The decline reflects weaker demand and seasonal adjustments impacting shipments.
Invincible Cougar Descriptions Across Regions and Behaviors
A detailed, meandering note on the cougar, its wide geographic range from Patagonia to Canada, and the varied, often secretive behavior. It discusses feeding patterns, human encounters, and its fear of man, alongside a contrasting ease of killing with dogs and rare but real attacks. It mentions frontier views and lingering superstition surrounding the big feline.
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Pategonia
Andes
Amazon
Pan-Europeans and Tariffs in Atlantic View
The Atlantic Magazine notes that fully commercial Europe would be required to push England and America into tariff war. English opinion views a united Europe as unlikely to curb or direct American commerce, and England would resist attempts to prohibit American exports, potentially allying with the United States if forced.
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England
America
Atlantic Magazine
Europe
Thrifty country man pays doctor’s price in city tale
A rural visitor in the city receives a costly wrist de edema treatment after a doctor’s quick verdict and a bricklike crack. The man grumbles that three dollars is steep, noting any blacksmith could have done the same for fun.
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New York Evening Post
S&y
What Girls May Accept from Gentlemen
A quotation from Ladles' Home Journal notes that a young girl may accept flowers bonbons books of music from male friends, while any trifle of real value is discouraged. Journalists Howett Balt Laxe reports Salt Lake City railroad officials say at least 40,000 tourists visited in five months to Oct 31, spending around 400000 dollars. He who rises late neither hears mans hor gets meat.
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Rl&ar
Janiuary
Rock Island
Sitemnass
el Pas
Tex
Southern Pacific
Mexican Central Railroads
Southern California
City of Mexico
Santa Fe
Liberal
Kan
el Paso
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago, Rock Inland
Mexico
Chicago, Rock Island
Rock Inland
Paso & Northeastern
Santa Rosa
N. M
Rock Island Construction
J. H. Conten
Chicago, Rock Island & Mexico
Carrizozo
el Paso & Northeastern
EL Pano
Western Union
Southern Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Chicago Tribune
Ladles' Home Journal
Howett Balt Laxe
Salt Lake City
Utah
Germany Schools for Farmers and Craftsmen
The article notes many German schools covering farming, gardening, forestry, blacksmithing, carpentry, machinist trades, bookkeeping, tailoring, shoemaking, druggists, cooking, servant training, barbering, and chiropody with government support or nominal tuition. It mentions the Berlin Royal Library acquiring a major collection of musical autographs from Artaria, including Beethoven pieces. Also cites a caustic reply from an English solicitor to a university offer of an LL D, and a humorous New York Press sketch about Ruswell Sage with a cracker and apple.
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Germany
Berlin Royal Library
Artaria
Beethoven
Heira
Haydn
Schubert
Roe
Int
Soutblog
University of Idaho
Bar
Atusselt Sages
Ruswell Sage
Sage
New York Press
General Muller's Wife Visibly Popular At Exposition
The wife of Gen Townsend and widow of the Hon G T Howard, a popular figure, is highlighted as the daughter of Townsend. The vehicle and implement industry in the United States produces 400 million dollars yearly and employs 200,000 men. These interests offer thirty two acres at the St Louis Exposition for the largest exhibit ever known.
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Muller
Gen
Townsend
G. T. Howard
United States
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