Praise of Men and Quiet Tones in Today’s Style
A fragment from a periodical discusses praise of men and subdued tones in today’s interiors. It comments on fashion, interior decoration, furniture styles, color schemes, and potential Christmas gifts like pillows and framed pictures.
A Christmas Guide to Gifts and Style for Women
A gray marquise hat with gray materials, velvet and tabe line, features accordion plaited taffeta trim and four spotted quills under the brim. It urges women to cultivate bright conversation, sympathy, and personal talents, noting many subtle skills can comfort and empower in daily life. It also mentions mellowing colors, old English scenes, brass-engraved frames, and a smart gun metal gray chiffon tailor made with velvet embroidery and a layered skirt.
Exquisite lace coat with yellow taffeta foundation
An elegant white lace coat described as rococo in style. It features an accordion plaited yellow taffeta foundation and silk applied over a fine lace background with bold lace motifs. A chiffon tie threads through the neck, hanging in long ends from two chiffon bows.
Notable autumn hunting trip by Mile Anna Morgan
A long profile of Anna Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan detailing her Colorado hunting trip and outdoor exploits. She traveled with friends, used her father's car, cooked with kitchen staff aboard, and boasted endurance in roughing it. The piece notes her age, engagement to Captain Fitzgerald, and a separate plan to study at Wellesley. It also introduces Kane Tung, a 17 year old Chinese student at Wellesley traveling to advance reform for China through lectures.
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Rockies
Colorado
Mile Anna Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Miss Morgan
India
Nimrod
Conmance Mackenzie
Anim Morgan
Ateni
Anna Morgan
America
Fitsgerald
Hussar
Wellesley College
Kang Tung Fine
United
Reform Party of China
Wellesley
China
Chinese Reform Party
Miss Kang
Macao
Little Kang Tung
Reform Association
Little Kang Tankans
Kang Tune
Russia
Reform Party
Mins Tung
Elizabeth Lea
Fabulous French sailor hat charms dressy occasions
A feature notes a versatile French sailor hat in panne velvet lace or chiffon, highlighted by a long white ostrich feather for chic New York style. The piece underscores fashion utility across costumes and seasons.
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Anyirl
Mandarin jacket fashioned from Chinese embroidery
Fortunate women possess handsome Chinese embroidery pieces to craft a mandarin jacket like the illustrated example. The foundation uses bright gold material with borders and spotted motifs drawn from the coat of a mandarin, offering a refined traditional look.
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Smandarin
Stunning hat and Arctic camp era figures in press mix
A vivid account blends fashion and exploration with Miss Morgan’s mink hat and a Rocky Mountain camp led by Anna Morgan. It notes Lady Constance Mackenzie’s swimming feats, and profiles Chinese reformer Kang Tung Bar, urging education and women’s suffrage, while touching on Sino British links and a broader modernizing effort.
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Great Britain
Constance Mackenzie
Colorado
Morgan Wea
Beoth
Constance
America
Britain
England
Ahield
Bath
Boaides
Cromartie
Scotland
Fencing Elevates Grace and Strength for Women
Mary Gould Lytle argues fencing builds health, grace, and carriage for women, praising Sarah Bernhardt, Mrs. Langtry, and Marie Tempest as outstanding fencers. She notes New York as a hub, details attire, and calls fencing the sport of kings with potential for American champions.
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Sarah Bernhardt
New York
America
Chichee
St Louis
San Francisco
Enickerbockers
Miss Lowther
Mary Gould Lytle
Colors to flatter different body types in dress
The article advises light complexions favor white gowns while cautioning white garments for the fuller figure. It recommends black for darker eye and hair types and suggests subdued blues, heliotrope, olive green, mauve, and darker greens around the neck and shoulders to diminish the perceived size.
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Beit
Love making in Mexico fascinates Dr Carl Lamborts says
In northwest Mexico the wooing is led by women at feasts. A girl decides on a husband by dancing before him and drawing him back. She sits near him, pulls his blanket, and sings softly until he throws pebbles back as a betrothal sign.
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Mexico
Carl Lamborts
Not a Napoleon Husband and Odd Bed Time Conjectures
A fragmentary exchange shows a speaker asking if they would have acted like Napoleon Bonaparte, followed by a jumbled remark about bed time and a coin or gramling term. The unreadable OCR yields limited clear facts suitable for a brief item.
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Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Fourite Gramling
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Cxarina
Queen Victoria
Mandarin House
Lady Constance Mackenzie