Fashions Flame-Colored Ribbons Brighten Gray Afternoon Frock
A fashion note highlights flame colored ribbons adding vivid contrast to a gray chiffon afternoon dress. The accessory elevates the ensemble with bright accents and a touch of bold style.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
11
A fashion note highlights flame colored ribbons adding vivid contrast to a gray chiffon afternoon dress. The accessory elevates the ensemble with bright accents and a touch of bold style.
A practical-minded woman prefers pale gray chiffon for a spring afternoon dress. The neutral shade suits the season and offers versatile wear, making it an attractive alternative to brighter colors.
The Anaconda National Bank in Montana announces closure and asks note holders and creditors to present their notes and claims for payment to settle the association.
Chancellor Marx reenters leadership in Germany and affirms Dawes report as central to foreign relations and reparations talks. He urges Reichstag unity and continued acceptance of expert recommendations to carry out the program and guide the nation’s recovery.
Helena dispatch: Dr FE Klemme of Bellingham Washington has been elected president of Intermountain Union College and has accepted the post. He currently heads the extension service at the Bellingham Normal School and is a graduate of Indiana State Normal with 25 years in education.
Bishop William Ford Nichols of the Episcopal Diocese of California dies at 75 after a lingering illness in San Francisco. He was one of the senior prelates of the Anglican communion in the United States and had served multiple pastorates in Connecticut before moving to California in 1399.
Siouk Falla reports gasoline will be sold by the state at 18 cents a gallon at about six locations in the state within days. Motorists in two South Dakota cities began buying at the new price today and plans were announced for sales at three additional points.
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