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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
9
The White House expenses include tarnished logs servants and automobiles charged to the President but Congress funds most items. The President covers all food consumed and any personal services beyond appropriations from private funds. Homes Destroyed by Tornado.
Fashion notes praise the popular ensemble as thriving with prestige and variety. Designers mix silk with wool and leathers with silk, using knitted and woven fabrics to create versatile textures and color palettes for spring looks.
Printed fabrics dominate the spring fashion scene with filmy chiffons georgettes and delicate lace in pastel shades. The feminine dilliness is achieved through soft colors and light textures, creating a vintage style mood for the season.
Tatler introduces a new pearl jewelry idea with alternating large colored synthetic pearls in necklaces and earrings. A black pearl alternates with white, matching accessories in gray and guemetal tones, with gold and brown colors available. Bracelets feature a single circle of large colored pearls using the same alternating style for a cohesive set.
A fashion write up notes glitter and sparkle as the key traits of a chic dress. It highlights straight lines, slim silhouettes, and bright sparkle in fabrics. The piece observes a shift toward softer, paler tones and white hues in evening wear. The description emphasizes the fabric sheen and overall silhouette over specific designers or occasions.
Fashion notes for Harty spring highlight printed silks in delicate rose pink blue lavender and pale green tones. Frocks favor printed chiffron with bold color schemes and the trend toward fabric texture over detailing. Tulle accents rise for smart costumes while materials like crepe and latticed threads gain recognition in coats bathing suits and parasol shaped forms.
A fashion note describes ashes of roses as a key shade for spring hats, offering a muted pink that pairs with black and blue trims. The color is presented as versatile for brims and piping, with several pink tones highlighted as suitable accents for ladylike headwear.
A description of beaded evening gowns featuring silver thread, pink satin crepe, and delft tracery embroidery. Frocks use silver bow trims, crystal beads, and ostrich feather accents. Period tulle gowns with tight bodices and wide skirts are highlighted, adorned with flowers and silver ribbon for a timeless look.
New hosiery shade names appear, including chair quirelle ovsle picelle phantom jonnaree Prk avenue discretion toot fight roenimgee. Shades range from warm beige to rosy beige and silver gray with tan options, describing a spectrum rather than distinct launches.
Fashion notes reveal women favor fur pieces and bold accessories this season as shoppers praise dramatic looks and vibrant trends. Retail observers report strong demand and quick turnover in the latest spring styles.
A garbled report recounts excited youths reacting in shock to a daytime car incident near a train or vehicle with whistles, bells, and shouting officials. The fragment hints at a misunderstanding and fear among observers, with the Star noting confusion among thepuppyish youths.
A fragment notes a student mispronouncing words while teaching English as She’s Spoken. The Indianapolis News excerpt mentions a pupil attempting to spell and use words like vaeh and Folin in a sentence, with a teacher guiding correct pronunciation and usage.
A nervy young man enters a barber shop and asks if his “creatt” is good for a shave. Nan, the barber, replies with a sharp quip about rose a quarter and missing whiskers, reflecting a brisk city exchange.
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