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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1903
Page
9
A long, ornate piece describes evolving fashion with pronounced outlines, embroidery, and harmonized trims. It highlights gowns with lace, chenille, and feathered hats, reviews two striking suits, and includes an anecdote about studio photography posing quirks and vanity.
A guide explains buoyant methods to stay afloat using a chair or board to keep the head above water. It notes many drown when crowding the top of overturned craft and urges trusting the water to support most of the body weight to improve survival chances.
A dated guide argues marriage rests with the wife who should manage the home and support her husband’s business. It urges tactful, early-stage wife leadership to prevent petty quarrels, soothe his temper after a stressful day, and foster a happy household through disciplined home duties.
Describes pretty enameled china ware with a curved dish shape and a green rim. Notes drainage hole at the bottom of the pottery and mentions metal watch guards, indicating a blend of decorative and practical features.
A group of Pittsburg women formed the Tenement Improvement Company to build model tenement houses in slum areas. The incorporated no stock firm values capital at 20900 with charter hopes for growth. Directors include Alice Holdship Ann S Philips and Mary E Bakewell along with other interested women.
A fragment notes that well dressed men will wear waistcoats and carry the satchel in an outside breast pocket. It also remarks that this season there is no prevailing color rule and fashion remains unsettled.
A vivid survey of women who live, sail, and manage yachts from the Mediterranean to Atlantic waters. It profiles notable owners like Mrs Carnegie, Mrs Iselin, Mrs Gould, and Miss Susan de Forest Day, noting lavish yachts, sailing roles, and the social yacht culture among Philadelphia and New York elites.
The eminent sociologist Professor Grindout plans a back route escape during an afternoon tea but is intercepted by his wife who introduces him to Mrs Buxawuse. Mrs Huzewune sits with the professor and begins a refined, even sly, conversation as the scene unfolds in a genteel drawing room.
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