Paris Fashion Letter on Mourning Attire After Queen's Death
The Paris fashion letter describes mourning and half mourning trends following the queen's death. It notes Edward Wiles alongside British embassy influence, American expatriates, and the shift to somber fabrics like Vienna cloth and peau de soie. It details dresses, gowns, and boleros for both street and house wear, including accessories and economy considerations for social rituals.
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Aris
Paris
Edward Wiles
Prince
Weles
Peisbourg St. Germain
Ant
Podalbiy
Harmnate- Telefrat
Goodie
Englend
Emirates
Canacioim
Piasseraby
Sibeline
Couturiers
Americ
Afternoon chocolate and how to serve it
A guide to preparing and serving afternoon chocolate, with history of cocoa and Theobroma, methods for making hot chocolate and whipped cream, and serving suggestions. Also notes on rabbit stew, chocolate jugs, and a few kitchen tips for beverages and watercress cleansing.
How the Japanese Women Keep House
A period piece describes upper class Japanese women’s domestic duties and dining rituals. It notes that market visits are done by dealers at homes, women sew and embroider, and meals are served on lacquered trays with precise placement and artistic food presentation.
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Japan
Mustard bath urged for winter colds in children
When a baby shows cold signs during winter playtime a mustard bath is suggested. A small amount of ground mustard is placed in cheesecloth and put in hot water, then the patient is rubbed and sent to bed. The method is said to help both children and adults but not to replace medical advice for severe cases.
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Helen Stevens
Lady de B’s Paris shopping and Riviera wedding plans
Catherine Talbot describes preparations after Lady de B purchases costumes. The party visits suppliers and milliners, selecting a subdued town outfit and a delicate Riviera ensemble. They meet the milliner’s eldest daughter amid gossip of a royal match, while Lady de B sends fond greetings to Mrs Styward and her ward.
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de B
Gibver's
Millinesa
Dudy de Bo
Janky Wimnbs
Eton
Bareacres Park
Catherine Talbot
Dress fashions and coiffure choices of the day
The article describes light bine and violet crepe de chine tea gowns, thin fabrics for cloaks, and elaborate trims. It notes geometric gilly patterns, bishop sleeves, fur jackets, and belt styles. Paris favors a low coiffure with freedom to style, stressing individuality in hair and dress.
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Paris
Day Gowns of Brows Choth in Polonaise Fashion
A brown cloth gown features palonaies styling with velvet rose appliques. The pajonaise drapes over a chemisette of lace with brown chenille trim. Bishop sleeves with brown panne wrist strap complete the look.
Inflammatory Toe Joint Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A dubious remedy alleges beracic fumentation for an inflamed toe joint. It instructs mixing te rmete acid with balling w tet, dissolving, soaking cotton, applying to the toe, and covering with silk. Repeats the treatment as needed, claiming corn relief.
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Tim Fitere
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Mexico
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