The Available Gown and Quiet Economy in Fashion
New York fashion notes discuss an economical yet stylish approach for growing girls and grown women. It highlights the available gown with adjustable trains, versatile corsage, and wrapped silhouettes, plus pelerines and pel erines as elegant wraps. guidance on colors, jackets, and headwear for different ages, stressing modest necklines and age-appropriate attire.
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New York
Work of Women and the World’s Fair Preparation
Special correspondence from Curiaco reports women managers of the World’s Fair in Chicago directing exhibits and operations from a Rand-McNally Building base on Adams Street. The piece portrays women in control, their offices, and plans for hosting visitors, with anticipation of open displays in May under Grover Cleveland’s electric-button event, highlighting international participation and the pride in female craftsmanship.
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Adams Street
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George R. Davis
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Henry M. Honr
Eclectic Clippings On Superstition Roses And Odd Tales
A patchwork of vignettes from old periodicals recounts superstition and social shifts. A Detroit Tribune snippet notes women's rise in work and craft, while Blackwood's Magazine visits Kezanlik and the Balkans roses. The Niger Ibo segment describes wealth adornments, huts, and weapons, and a Toledo Blade tale recalls a temperance lecture mishap. A final note extols a flea’s leaping prowess and the imagined feats of human leaps.
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Niger
Bose
Toledo Blade
Strange Death and Odd Tales From an Old Paper
A Kentucky youth dies after a bizarre affliction linked to meals, acting like various animals after eating certain foods. The issue also notes a proposed military handkerchief with Lee Metford and bugle info, a humorous freight tale, a noble toast to a mother, treasure law quirks, and assorted curiosities from old periodicals.
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Mies
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