A flat coiffure for the small hat by Edna Egan
The article explains how to prepare a flat coiffure to complement a small hat. It covers sectioning the hair, curling patterns, securing with pins, and using brilliantine to train the hair into a scalloped shape suitable for mid eighteenth century style.
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Edna Egan
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Arranging the coiffure to suit hat style
The article offers hair arranging guidance for matching hairstyles to hat design. It describes creating scallops at the sides, pulling sections back loosely, and tying a neat knot at the back. It emphasizes daily care, brushing, and a massage to improve scalp health for a luxuriant crown.
Hair net fitting tips for kitchen use
Instructions describe wearing a hair net in the kitchen with guidance to loosen and secure the net and underlayment. It covers pinning at the temples, drawing cords to the back, fastening at the nape, and using small hairpins. Color matching advice is suggested if possible.
Wicker Furniture and Home Craft Revelations
A midcentury guide discusses wicker furniture’s evolution from church use to modern home decor. It notes wicker’s affordability, versatility for porches, bedrooms, and dining areas, and gives care tips to restore worn pieces through painting or dyeing while preserving their period charm.
Frock Fashion and Hotel Etiquette in Tales of Dress
Mrs Kingsley surveys summer frocks with tag ribbons and color contrasts. Bright belts, brocaded taffetas, and pale rosa linens shape outfits while practical, discreet hotel etiquette governs dining and theater wear for young women under various supervision.
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Kingsley
Genlig
Bard
When You Eat at the Hotel Dining Room Secrets Exposed
Lucille Daudet describes hotel dining room etiquette and publicity fears for young women. The piece outlines dress, seating, order of courses, social expectations, and the risk of public scrutiny during hotel meals and dances, noting escorts’ influence and the need for cautious behavior.
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Macy
Ers
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Lucille Daudet
Stain removal to fashion and hat trends in a late era
The text details home remedies for removing wallpaper stains using clay paste, plus notes on transplanting plants and separating clumped roots. It then shifts to fashion, praising black and white checked fabrics and hats, with guidance on table coverings and interior decor. It concludes with seasonal beauty, bathing, and polishing advice for furniture and feet.
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