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Identifier: Boone_County_Recorder_Vol_40_1914 (find matches)
Title: Boone County Recorder
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Boone County Recorder
Subjects: Boone County, Kentucky newspapers
Publisher: Boone County Recorder
Contributing Library: Boone County Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS members and Sloan Foundation

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t of the modifiedNorfolk cut shown by a firm whichmake* « -apertalty of sportingmenta waa of khaki. The suit was athree-piece affair,•loner with a rollcollar and fast-ened down thefront with a single row of but-tons, and a beltof the materialwhich buttoned alittle to the left.The skirt wasfastened to tbeblouse by meansof small steelclasps. The skirtfastened at eitherthe back or frontThere was an In-set piece at theback and front un-derneath tbe but-toned part to givemore width to theskirt If desired.Two large patchpockets trimmedthe skirt. Thecoat was madewith a shapedyoke to whlcbwere attached, back and front two box.plaits running from yoke to the bot-tom of the coat A belt of tbe mate-rial surrounded the coat at the waist-line—running underneath the boxplaits, and fastened at the front witha single button. There 1* a general utility eapecalled the Lancaster cape, made ofScotch tweed. Such a wrap as thiswould be found useful in the out-dooroutfit—for either mountain or shore.
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Warm Wrap forAfter the Gam*. costume, nothing has ever taken theplace of the old standby—the Norfolksuit This has been modified andvaried in a number of Ingenious ways,but it retains the cnuracteristic Nor-folk cut This serviceable suit can be had invarious materials, in the durable cor-duroy khaki, which is durable enoughIn reality and handsome when new,but soon grows to look shabby, underbard usage, and In the new Englishworsteds and tweeds, homespuns and BAG FOR AFTERNOON SLIP MAY BE ELABORATE Hand* of Surgeon, Before Performing Operations, Are Washed In Most Thorough Mannar, Most people attribute the immensely decreased rate of mortality In casesof severe surgical operations to thaIncreased skill of the profession, totheir greatly improved Instruments,and the moro skilful nursing which iaobtained in these days. But tho Bur-geon himself would tell you that itla nlmost all a matter of absolutecleanliness, the fact that nothing isleft undone to insure absolute freedom from infectio

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