Vanity Fair. to Keep One's Youth
A distinguished English scientist, Mr. William Kinnear, in a magazine article insists that the secret of perennial youth is to be found in the use of distilled water and…
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Shows & fairs, 1894
63 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 2 of 4
Vanity Fair. Queer Uses of Fans
There are many curious uses of fans in Japan. The umpire at wrestling and fencing matches uses a heavy on, shaped like a huge butterfly, the handle being the…
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A supplementary show, under the auspices of the Robertson Agricultural Society, was held on their ground on Queens Birthday. Owing to the society suffering a loss with…
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Taller-made costumes, whatever their ultimate fate, are in the ascendant just now, and two out of every three women you meet are arrayed in such garmonts, if they have…
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Sit,—It ia quito evident that the B.D.A.H. and I. Society intend holding the Poultry show annually. As I notice it has been announced that a ball Trill take place in aid…
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Crepons are quite as fasinionabie as last year, though they lave some new features as being brocaded or barred by [?] striped, while a few have inch wide silk…
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The most changeable period of feminine fashion was in France between the outbreak of the Revolution and the Reatoration in 1816. Daring this time 289 different…
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ON Wednesday afternoon, the large attendance at the exhibition must have been very gratifying to those interested in the society, fully 200 being present. The…
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The inaugural exhibition of the Bowral Amateur Art society was opened on Wednesday afternoon, a large and fashionable assemble age being present. THis society has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Vanity Fair. French Dinners
'Madame [?] Such is the invariable phrase with which the dinner is announced in a French house in there ia even one [?] It is a preliminary…
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A French woman not only huys the [?] for dinner [?] she also helps to [?] the viands she knows that servants are and wasteful with charcoal, so…
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The finest of these [?] for warding off wrinkles is water. The practice of experienced beauties is to wash the face well at night with soap and hot water, rinsing with…
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The Council of the Sydney Railway Institute have decided on holding an intercolonial exhibition and competition of amateur photography in tho Institute building…
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Young ladies are far more ready than might be expected to admit a liking for the well informed young man, oven though a prig, or for the police young man, even if…
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Seriously, I do not know what we are [?]oming to in the matter of colours. I am not bigoted, but I do think, peach, Iemon, emerald green, forget-me-net and robin's…
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One of the results of present English weather will be the shortening of our skirts, and I should not be at all surprised if it led to a pretty general adoption of undergear of…
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I went into the inner sanctum of a man's shop who makes a speciality of women's shirts. There I learned how they are to be made, and what inad of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Vanity Fair. the Fashion for Men
Paris—Artist tailors who dress the exclusive society man study their model as Felix studies a woman for gown. They occupy themselves with judging and…
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The very last touch of elegance is given to a mousseline de [?] or any other thin vapory afternoon gown with a velvet bolero [?] small that it is out of just below the [?]…
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A COMMITTEE, meeting of the Berrima[?] District A. H. and I. Society was held in[?] the Bowral School of Arts on Monday[?] afternoon. The members present were [?]…
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