Rangers Don’t Always Wear Cowboy Riggin’s
A weathered ranger breaks from cliché imagery to describe practical winter gear and resilience as cold winds sweep the landscape. The piece emphasizes authentic apparel over romantic stereotypes and offers guidance for staying warm during harsh conditions.
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Rangers
Hartsel Appointed New Naval Aide to White House
Capt. H. Clyde Hartsel, a Marine officer favored by Washington officials, has been appointed as naval aide to the White House. The announcement notes his longtime service and expected duties in assisting the president and maritime operations.
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White House
H. Clyde Hartsel
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Ed Naval
Boy digs up pirate treasure on Santa Margarita Island
A barefoot beach boy uncovers an iron chest buried in sand on Santa Margarita. Nine helpers lift the heavy chest revealing gold coins and pirate lore, then a mystery arises about building materials misidentified as treasure and local authorities roles.
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Cocos — Island
Cocos
Lower California
Santa Margarit
Santa Margarita
Glamour in Evening Dress Flaunts New Fashion Era
The piece surveys revival of luxury in formal wear seen at a Chicago wholesale market council style show. It highlights Grecian influences, long draped lines, velvet and metallic accents, and echoes Russian and Oriental trends shaping elegant gowns and robe-like sheaths with jewel belts and ornate embroidery.
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Chicago Wholesale Market Council
Ines
Vinnet
Paris
Wei
Bouttient
Racocco
George the Fourth
Winstead Ton
At Football Game Fashion by Cherie Nicholas
Cherie Nicholas describes a stylish daytime outfit featuring a Frenely lapin coat over a Scotch plaid brown red dress. Brown accessories match the coat and suit on cold days. The coat’s youthful lines and simple feminine elegance define the season’s smart look.
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Ines
Fabric Knowledge Aids Wise Dressing
A vintage fashion note claims fabric knowledge guides smart shopping. It argues upkeep matters for lasting crispness and shape, advising that fibers like crepe and voile resist sagging when cared for, helping women choose pres derable merchandise before buying a dress.
U S Designers Embrace Glittering Fabric Trend
A survey shows leading American designers in New York have adopted glittering fabrics for evening wear. French origins sparked the craze as designers worldwide push shimmering materials and elaborate weaves to create sparkling effects on runways and store shelves.
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New York
Tailor Made Influence Seen in Evening Gowns
Fashion notes highlight how tailor made influence extends from formal wear to dinner gowns. Designers Waoerth Jamneries and Schiaparelli favor wool back silk velvet wraps with bloused bodices and silk velvet textures, emphasizing refined craftsmanship throughout the ensemble.
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Waoerth Jamneries
Areca
Aunt
Piroa
Schiaparel Alya
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