Woman's World Fashion Forecast for Spring
The piece notes little truly new in spring fashion, urging budget-conscious readers to expand wardrobes with trims, accessories, and rich fabrics. It highlights linen, satin, silk, chiffon, wool suits, full backs, and sleek gabardines, plus extensive handwork on collars cuffs and bodices for a feminine, refined look.
Fashion Notes on Necklines Silhouettes and Coats
The article surveys current fashion strong points focusing on necklines in blouses and dresses, noting portrait outlines and foreshortened sheer fabrics. It highlights preferred silhouettes with full skirts or slim tailored cuts, and comments on shoulder pads, coat lengths, and material quality for elegance and practicality in the season.
White Coal and Blue Coal in Hydroelectric Talk
White coal refers to falling water usable for power and originated from the French houille blanche. The term may reflect snowbound mountain origins or air bubbles making water appear white beside coal. Tide water used for power is sometimes called blue coal.
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Davis Tops 1948 Box Office With Highest Pay
INEZ GERHARD is cited as the era's top paid actress in 1948 amid Hollywood’s beauty standards. Despite not fitting the classic mold, her belief in talent and bold role choices propelled her ahead. She stars in comedies A Foreign Affair Jim Bride A Letter to Three Wives and Family Honeymoon while Penny Morgan auditions relentlessly for Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts.
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Hollywood
Bette
Dietrich
Jean
Arthur
Lund
Jime
Davis
Robert Montgomery
Penny Morgan
Arthur Godfrey
Celebrity film and radio news finds famous faces
The feature details Marie Wilson Diana Lynn John Lund and Don DeFore in film and radio roles with Martin and Lewis as a brief cameo. It notes Greer Garson’s comeback, a Brad Evans Hollywood entry, and Warner Bros scheduling The Trial of Cardinal Mindszenty. Also includes baking notes for hot cross buns and other yeast breads with practical kitchen tips.
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Marie Wilson
Diana Lynn
Jane
John Lund
Marie
Don DeFore
Diana
Martin’ and
Lewis
Warner
Bros
Cardinal
Mindszenty
Anthony Veiller
Em pire waistline sparks new belt and pin fashion
Be smart features of the Em pire waistline introduce a new decor style. Scatter pins are oversized, with belts that range from narrow to cord leather options. Lace like styles and jeweled belts echo ornate neck dagon pieces in rich textiles.
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William Spier
Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights and Dishes
A compact menu lists broiled whitefish with lemon butter and parsley, buttered potatoes, asparagus, celery salad, and beverage. It notes potato rolls, lemon sherbet, and cookies, with the recipe given. The item reads like a luncheon or household menu from a historical newspaper page.
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