New York Fashion Letter on the 1920s season trends
New York fashion writers report a prosperous season for tall men and dressmakers with wide demand for gowns in fine materials. Three walking suits per woman, multiple coats, long coats with separate skirt construction, gray shades with silk trims, and new olive greens feature in fabrics. Velvet, velveteen, brocades, and bold plaids appear alongside refined tartans. Lingerie blouses return for cold weather with heavy shirtwaist models and yoke effects. Estelle Clairmont reports from New York.
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Milady
Ines
Cadet Bine
Tailored gown with a personality and blue paneling
A dark blue cheviot tailored gown features a panel front with stitched detailing and a mas tard colored dickey. French knot stitching in dark blue silk complements the blue color scheme, creating a harmonious overall effect and individuality.
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Dickey
Wrinkle In Neckwear Described In Satin Taffeta Fashion
A description of satin taffeta stock IV ripening to a daily pretty look for alder women. Lavender and white shepherd’s check fabric features include a dainty white niche two tucked folds in front and three mitred tails.
Silver City booming as mining trade expands
G W Cook, Santa Fe passenger agent, reports Silver City as the liveliest mining town in New Mexico. He toured the Copper company's Gurow gauge Pot area, noting a weighty copper output and plans to extend the coach line to Pinus Allen mining camp, signaling continued growth and business activity.
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New Menico
Camonele Copper Company
Wight Minlion
Pinus Allen
Ramona at Elks Theatre Tonight
A dramatization of Helen Hunt Jackson's Ramona comes to the Elks Opera House tonight with Mice Viretola Calhoun in the title role. The production blends romance, mission era California, and vivid scenery, with Calhoun delivering a well-studied performance in support of a strong company.
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Elks’ Opera House
Guilty of Murder in the First Degree
John Conley of Redriver Taos county formerly of Denver Colorado was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Charles Purdy aged 70 and James Redding aged 19 at the Guadalupe placers on January 14 1905 at the Santa Fe district court trial Conley calm during verdict and moves for a new trial which will today Oliver B Liddell Denver attorney for the defense delivered an eloquent plea TRINIDAD SWITCHMAN SEVERELY INJURED George Start a Santa Fe switchman was thrown from the rear footboard as the engine uncoupled a string of cars at Trinidad Tuesday night He was unconscious had a broken nose teeth knocked out and will be homebound for several days after being revived at the round house.
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Round House
Consul Recommends Pomelo as Fine Far East Fruit
The latest suggestion by Consul Anderson from Comoy is that Americans should get to know the pomelo or Chinese bread fruit. He calls the fruit one of the finest grown in the Far East, combining orange and grapefruit qualities with easy handling, cultivated in China for at least 2000 years, and likely to become a premier U.S. fruit with modern horticulture and improved shipping. Railroad tickets and reduced-rate office notices are also mentioned.
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Des Moines Wins Third In West Championship Series
Des Moines defeats Milwaukee 2 to 1 in the third game of the west championship series. Des Moines leads the series two games to one with the win, keeping hope alive for the Masocia-Hon team as the pennant battle continues.
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Iowa
Masocia- Hon
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Major Willis Visits Local Salvation Army Barracks
Major J. Willis of San Francisco tours the west on an inspection trip for Salvation Army youth work across California Utah Wyoming Arizona New Mexico and part of Texas. He will speak at the local barracks tomorrow morning afternoon and evening sharing early army experiences. Calvary will be the subject of his sermon in the evening.
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Pueifle Coast
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Betabel Field Work and Typewriter Ad Copy Mix
A mixed readable passage describes sugar beet field labor near Rocky Ford and Lamar Colorado, mentions a writing typewriter line and a 1 C. Smith Bros claim, plus an advertisement for De King’s New Life Pills and a general agent W. Alger.
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Albuquerque Professionals Offer Dental to Legal Services
A compendium of local professionals lists Dr J E Kraft a dental surgeon with office at 416 Grant Stock near the Golden Rule, and attorneys M Bond KW Bryan E W Dobson John H Stingle plus civil engineers D F Macrolling and A L Morgan. Also noted are physicians C H Conner and Dr J E Bronson, veterinary surgeon Dr Blott, clairvoyant Mrs Alice Coburn Hayward, and Albuquerque Business College with courses in bookkeeping shorthand and more.
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J. E. Kraft
Golden Rule Dry Gooda Company
Willing Helpers and the Value of Service
A brief editorial praising willing helpers as essential to effective service. It argues enthusiasm is a key mantle covering the scope of duties and that a competent, willing worker delivers constant, economical publicity for the evening citizen.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Publicity Claim
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and related stomach issues. It cites Dr. Newbrough of League, West Virginia, endorsing it for sour stomach and digestive comfort, noting successful prescriptions and digestion aid.
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