Girls Consider Kilts As Abbreviated Fashion
Krooked text reports Bogish women and Peggy Shappen considering kilts as substitutes for skirts. The piece notes a rising fashion trend in New York along Fifth Avenue and suggests the style could spread to America.
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Inventor Viltey Develops Stenographic Machine
Caen France professor M P Viltey of the faculty of letters unveils a stenographic machine enabling blind clerks to work as stenographers. The inventor claims the device will create adept workers by compensating for any gaps in sight with precision and focus, backed by eighteen months of training for proficiency.
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Fashion Spotlight on Fabrics and Two Piece Dresses
The feature surveys spring fabrics and new blends with silk and fiber materials expanding utility wear. It highlights the two piece dress with plain skirt and overblouse, using black silk alpaca, white pearl buttons, white crepe de chine, and kasha cloth as favored materials for chic, practical day frocks suited to cotton, linen, silk, and wool.
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Julia Potyomlyy
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Whitman on thrift and self rule in life
The excerpt presents Walt Whitman arguing thrift builds self rule and enables care for family and others. It contrasts capable earners with those unable to support themselves, labeling the latter as barbarian or savage. A separate note mentions a scientist advising men seeking marriage to favor women with high insteps.
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