The vital wire keepers behind the front lines
Soldiers and engineers on the Western front keep the army connected as they lay and repair telegraph and telephone lines under shellfire. The signal corps and repairmen risk life to sustain communications, enabling artillery and infantry to coordinate moves across distances and weather the bombardment.
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New York Sun
George P. Scriven
Signal Corps
France
London
Paria
Lloyd George
Amiens
David
Albert James
Army
Peking
Western Front
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Bill Smith
Bil
Smith
Bill
Ypres Menin Road
Unemen
Aisne
Nanal
Alyes
Soma
Palrman
Substitutes for Dinner Gowns In Tea Dress Trend
A fashion critique discusses how designers recycle global styles into tea gowns and garden hats as substitutes for dinner gowns. It notes the English tea gown’s appeal, American adoption, and the rise of rainbow themed gowns, kimono inspired pieces, and Directoire influenced designs while contrasting British and French influences.
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New York
Ls Imbroglio
Mother Hubbard
America
Amarice
Paris
France
Fiickers
Directoire
McClure Newspieper Syndicate
Quaint Boudoir Cap in Pale Pink Crepe de Chine
A delicate pale pink cap fashioned from crepe de chine evokes a French headwear style. It features a straight four inch wide band bordered by a lace frill and a matching insertion to coordinate with Brussels net edging.
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Sallora
Brussels