Weekly News Review Shall U S Pay Your Doctor
A survey of public and professional views on government medical subsidies. The AMA clashes with proposed health plans while legal actions threaten anti trust cases tied to group health efforts. International incidents and political shifts color a wide news panorama of 1930s concerns.
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Denim becomes chic in women's sportswear headline trend
Blue denim, long seen as workwear, rises as a stylish fabric for women this summer. Designers unveil tailored denim suits and two piece outfits with white blouses, bright accessories, and nautical motifs. Denim promises durability and fashion with versatile styling from bolero dresses to children’s play outfits.
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Western Newspaper Union
Crochet Collars by Cherie Nicholas
A spic and span collar can refresh any dress with handmade charm. The article highlights two crochet collars, one in lightweight mercerized cotton with contrasting embroidery, and another trimmed with a contrasting border to match a twisted cord drawstring.
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Cherie Nicholas
Pockets Go Down Pockets on Beach Togs
A playful note describes beachwear where pockets have gradually been reduced in size until they reach the knag. The item highlights changes in swimsuit design and utility.
Summer Furs Take Style Spotlight
Fur in summertime is a charming incongruity in fashion. To stay current, acquire a white fur bolero or pointed fox Cape this season. Fall introduces hip length brown fur jackets, with advance models already on offer. White marabou and ostrich neckpieces, boleros, and capes draw immediate interest.
Bed Capes Worn as Evening Wraps for Summer Frocks
Young, daring daughters adapt crocheted bed capes as evening wraps over summer dresses. The delicate ruffled hems and neck-to-hem designs are praised as stylish and clever, with small breakfast-in-bed ca inspirations noted.
Forest Green Becomes New Girl Scout Uniform Color
Forest green is chosen as the new uniform shade for about 450,000 Girl Scouts nationwide. The one piece princess line dress features a flared skirt short sleeves belted at the waist and zipp ed front with a close rolled collar.
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America
Boleros Popular Boleros Become Increasingly Important
Boleros rise in summer fashion as designers feature lightweight coverings. The trend highlights versatile styling and breezy silhouettes suitable for warm weather, with shoppers mixing fabrics and patterns to complement day and evening wear.
Fall Tweede Stress Calor Tweeds Market Preview
Fall Tweede Stress Calor shows woven tweeds in wine purple green and pink blends. Stripe and tile patterns appear with blues stressed for fall market appeal.
Crochet pattern for mantic old-fashioned figure directive
An old crochet pattern describes making a t mantic figure using the lacy K-stitch. It includes charts and sections on material requirements and a stitches illustration. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle at 82 Eighth Ave New York NY with name and pattern number.
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Large Emeralds and Rubies in Historic Collections
Wodiska notes in 3 of Precious Stones that one of the largest emeralds in the world belongs to the Duke of Devonshire in England, weighing about 1,350 carats. Another large emerald from the Russian collection was near 10 inches long and 4.4 inches wide but not first quality. Burmese ruby is listed at 400 carats, while some famous rubies have weighed between 25 and several dozen carats.
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