Paris Pattern No. 2997 For Misses 13 To 17
This pattern shows a stylish general wear dress with hip fitting upper section and shadow darts, inverted box plait back, plaited front with tucks, and a flounced lower edge. Suitable fabrics include serge, Panama, Venetian cloth, fancy worsted or broadcloth. Size 13 to 17 years.
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Paris Pattern No 2081 Apron Pattern For Children
A readable fragment describes Paris Pattern No 2081, a dainty light apron in cross barred muslin with gathered body, yoke band, scalloped embroidery, and pearl buttons. It lists sizes three to eleven years and fabric yardage for a seven year old, plus instruction to mail 10 cents for pattern and size data.
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Paul on Christian Love Sunday School Lesson 1909
A compact Sunday school lesson notes Paul’s first epistle to the Corinthians from Ephesus in AD 67, stressing love as the supreme virtue. It outlines the primacy of faith, hope, and love, defines love by its actions, and lists nine ingredients of perfect love such as patience, kindness, generosity, humility, courtesy, unselfishness, good temper, guilelessness, and sincerity.
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R.V
Chas. H. Fletcher
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Buffalo
N. Y
Gustave A. Hisengraeber
St. Paul
Minn
H. J. Dennis
St. Louis
5. A. Buchanan
Philadelphia
J. E. Simpson
Chicago
R. E. Eskidson
Omaha
Neti
L. R. Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin F. Pardee
New York City
N. B. Sizer
Brooklyn
Realist wit and laundry starch in old column snippets
A collage of humorous exchanges and advice pieces from a vintage page. It includes a gas company sonnet joke, praise for Defiance Starch, notes on home laundering, mentions of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Julia Ward Howe, and light quizzes about Shakespeare.
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Allen's Foot-Ease and other reads in a comic jumble
An assortment of brief items includes Allen's Foot-Ease testimonials promising foot relief, ad copy for Chamberlain's extracts and baking powder, plus quips about goggles and obituaries. The clippings mix product pitches with short jokes and life quotes, reflecting period newspaper filler.
The Queen Has Swooned And The Coons Sweened Farce
A Shakespeare club of New Orleans once staged a social satire where a lord in waiting improvised lines about the queen swooning, then the crowd roared as he bungled more phrases before the stage manager. The piece closed with the audience in laughter and the actor escorted off. Women’s fashion shifts toward less dowdy attire, embracing stylish change over old moral expectations.
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New Orleans
Success Magazine
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