The Great Round World and What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, No. 30, June 3, 1897 - A Weekly Magazine for Boys and Girls by Various
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page 32 of 46 (69%)
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POCKET PROTECTOR.--This is an invention that should recommend itself as much to girls as to boys. It is a guard of rubber or other suitable material, which is laid inside the pocket, and fitted with ribs and a spring which close the mouth of the pocket at all times. For the side pockets of coats it would seem to be a most desirable invention, and for the pockets of skirts it seems the thing that we have been looking for. Every young girl knows how inconvenient it is to have no pocket in her gown, and she also knows how strongly the dressmakers protest against putting one in, because it is sure to gape open and look ugly. With the self-closing protector the pocket would always be kept closed, and if ladies can only persuade their dressmakers to use this new invention, there is no reason why they should not once more have the comfort and luxury of pockets in their gowns. DEVICE FOR PLACING OR REMOVING PICTURE-HOOKS. The spring-time, when half the world is moving, and the other half house-cleaning, seems a very happy time for introducing the above invention. It is an arrangement attached to a long pole, and it is to be used to |
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