Identifier: ladieshomejourna65janwyet (find matches)
Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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eathers when Iwas a child. They wouldnt look like snowbecause they are shaped. Cut-paper featherswould be the right weight, said Miss Use. They would, said Noel. They would;Here. He was holding in front of Madamethe cardboard sketch she had seen him show-ing to the two young painters. I have hadto do everything roughly. Couldnt makeanything but sketches for the dresses and Iroughed out this. Now she saw what he meant to do withthe frame. It was narrow, of white feathersframing the stage. Feathers? I suppose theyare feathers, but they might be white coral ffiseaweed, but anyhow ivhite. The back clothwas gray-green, stormy. We shall make it look more stormy andthen change it with the lights, said Noel,but its gray-green was stormy already, deepwith a tinge of greengage. The curtains arethe right color, or as near as, said Noel. Miss Porteus and Zanny came back aboutHildas dress. The picture had come, andfrom it Noel had sketched a rough design.(Continued on Page 164) LADIES HOME JOURNAL
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Lazybones The type who isnt living until hes sleeping.With the Englonder pampering every bone,he leads a heavenly night life. *» On the deep slumber trail,and very nice goingon the Englander. Jitterbug She fidgets furiously but the Englanders upperlayer of free-floating springs gently cushionsevery fidget. The upper layer fits her shape,the lower layer supports her weight.

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