ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MILLINER
Originally Milaner, a native of Milan, at that time famous for its fancy goods.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MILLINER»
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milliner in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Describes the work of the milliner in colonial America, which included gown making, laundering, and lace making, as well as selling sewing supplies and other goods.
Niki Walker, Bobbie Kalman, 2001
Drama / 3m, 4f / Unit set This is a touching, fragile portrait of a group rarely seen in traditional Holocaust literature-those who are unwilling to give up Germany as their home, despite the Nazi threats.
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Babiole, the Pretty
Milliner
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Fortun Du Boisgobey, 2010
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Making Simple Hats a Guide for the Modern
Milliner
Linda Kilpatrick. I was born in a town called Luton in Bedfordshire England, thirty
miles north of London. Luton was once renowned for making hats and my
maternal grandmother and her sister worked in this field as machinists in the
early 20th ...
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The
Milliner's Apprentice: Girlhood in Edwardian Yorkshire
One bright morning, when Hilda called in at Miss West's, the milliner,to select
somehats 'onappro' for hermother, theladyinthe floorlength black dress saidto
thepretty, polite fourteenyearold, 'I hear you have left school now.' 'Yes,Miss West.
As Brendan Milliner, 11, his brother Kelvin, 9, and their parents rode home in a
South Dakota blizzard on Jan. 2, 1999, Mr. Milliner suffered a seizure. Kelvin
went back to the highway. This li time a car stopped. The driver called \ 911.
The stories in this anthology are from speeches and lectures presented by the author to service clubs, organizations, schools and universities, and to the toastmasters clubs.
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Women in Early America: Struggle, Survival, and Freedom in a ...
A woman who sold occasional piecework that she produced in her own home
was a seamstress, and a person who owned a shop where she sold her sewing
was a milliner. By the late 1800s the term milliner referred to a person who ...
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The Making of the English Middle Class: Business, Society, ...
... milliner; upholsterer; yarn-dealer; cheesemonger; salter; druggist; upholsterer;
haberdasher; haberdasher; jeweller; salter; leather-seller; haberdasher;
pawnbroker; corn-chandler £500^999 Hardware; tobacconist; salesman; grocer;
milliner; ...
"For five weeks the outside temperature dropped into the teens at night and rose
into the 20's during the day," says Michael Milliner, president of the company that
built the house. "The lowest it got inside was 56 degrees, the average was 60, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MILLINER»
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milliner is used in the context of the following news items.
Moving Dee Milliner to Safety Makes Sense for New York Jets …
Milliner would fall into the latter category, and with a logjam at the top of the Jets depth chart at cornerback, the safety position may be his only ... «Bleacher Report, Jul 15»
Duke of Westminster gives Pimlico small shopkeepers the boot to …
... site as apartments in 2001 was scuppered after scores of objections were lodged by local residents, including the milliner Philip Treacy. «Homes and Property, Jul 15»
Robbery suspect shot by police in Heart of Chicago charged
In the first incident, Martice Milliner, 27, was fatally shot late Thursday after he aimed a firearm at an officer in Greater Grand Crossing, officials ... «Chicago Sun-Times, Jul 15»
Star Theatre to present 'Hello Dolly!'
... who brings together the young clerk of a wealthy Yonkers merchant and his assistant with a widowed milliner and her assistant, while making ... «Bucyrus Telegraph Forum, Jul 15»
Deighton Cup hat rentals will have you feeling like royalty for a day
The most stunning piece on the milliner's table in the centre of the room is a Cruella de Vil–esque topper featuring a red cap adorned with black ... «Straight.com, Jul 15»
Vivienne Westwood, Roksanda Create Jockey Silks for Annual …
This year's jockeys include Shadi Halliwell, head of marketing at Harvey Nichols; TalkTalk chief executive officer Dido Harding, and the milliner ... «WWD, Jul 15»
Is Moving CB Dee Milliner To Safety An Option for the New York Jets?
Now we all know that Milliner has struggled in his first two seasons with the New York Jets. He suffered from a hamstring problem and uneven ... «Gang Green Nation, Jul 15»
Synapse Reveals Artwork for 'Manos' and 'Mosquito'
First up is for the Anniversary Edition of Mosquito from director Gary Jones, which features reversible artwork from artist Nathan Thomas Milliner ... «Bloody Disgusting, Jul 15»
American Independence Festival Brings Hundreds to Exeter
"A milliner in the eighteenth century was sort of your fashion emporium," Raiselis explained. "Think of it as your miniature department store.". «New Hampshire Public Radio, Jul 15»
SE Michigan Milliner Turns Heads with Captivating Chapeaux
You might think after the furlong Wyandotte milliner Gena Conti just ran, she would take a break from designing and making the elegant and ... «Patch.com, Jul 15»
