Fashion hints for college girls wardrobe in campus world
New York tone guides a collegiate wardrobe focusing on first impressions. A four piece ensemble includes a tweed skirt sweater jacket beret and swagger coat with accessories like hats gloves and fancy frocks. Emphasizes color schemes, versatile tea dress, evening gowns, footwear and coats for campus and social events.
New York's Subways to Open Longest Municipal System
New York unveils a nine mile longer costlier underground transit system than Panama Canal plans. The project expects 600,000,000 yearly riders and a profit of about 12,000,000. City officials appoint Col J R Slattery to lead operations as tunnels, stations, and color coded wayfinding arise.
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Patou Reveals New Fashion Philosophy For Radical Style Shifts
Paris designer Patou explains that major fashion changes arise when creators tire of a mode and break away radically. He notes skirts stay long, changes focus on the waistline with lower belts, creating a more supple bodice and broader adaptability for varied silhouettes.
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Erasing the Bonus Camp Ruins in Washington
Washington tourists once sought gleaming memorials but now view burned bonus camps. Veterans and families were driven out by federal troops three weeks earlier, and city residents began clearing debris for a future park near Camp Marks and the demolished structures along Maine Avenue.
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