Fabrics for New Frocks and Coats
A Kansas City Star fashion feature reviews spring fabric trends with dotted patterns. Varied dot sizes form eyelet like and geometric designs, including triangles and squares, often in bold motifs with zigzag bases. Dots adapt to all figures, with line guidance to flatter fuller shapes and new draped fronts. Plain fabrics mix with prints to balance lines, while newer methods emphasize flattering silhouettes.
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Kansas City Star
Geome
Elaige
Snug Hips on Spring Suits of 1926 Fashion
The spring suit of 1926 features broad loose shoulders merging into a snug hip line, with a fairly short skirt starting to flare. Revers are long and coat fastenings consist of one or two buttons at most.
Robe de Style in Rose Taffeta Fashion Detail
A robe de style described in rose and blue taffeta features a high fashion silhouette with a full skirt shorter at the front and longer at the back, lined with deep rose faille. A delicate silver lace collar accents the pointed décolletage.
Cepe Promises as Favorite for Spring Fashion Show
A fragmented fashion description highlights several outfits led by a favored Cepe choice for spring. Notable pieces include a beige leather hip-length coat with a gray underlayer, chiffon dresses with capes, and multi tone ensembles featuring chiffon, lace, and sequins.
Fringe Used Lavishly by Paris Designers
Fringe is lavishly used by Paris designers this season. European ateliers like Mone, Cher, Lelong showcase ornate fringe in evening gowns. American women admire fringed gowns while designers in Paris and New York explore elegant fringe effects. A new spring jumper frock appears with metal tissues and heavy embroidery, featuring a straight silhouette and a sleeveless, high neck.
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Pars Vienne
Sonia
Mone Cha
Tere
Werth
Lelong
Bowlinger
Quilted Effects Seen in White and Pastel Coats
Quilted coats in white and pastel shades headline the southern wear displays. Styles range from short and full length to straight or flared silhouettes. Highlights include a red coat with gold accents, a two in one red and white reversible design, and quilted silk hats with matching satin pouch bags. Metropolitan shops feature a draped quilted satin toque and coordinated accessories.
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Aris
Lelong
Jett
Paris Cape Styles Invade Children Hat Fashions
The Paris model brings bright spring headwear for girls and cape trends to children’s millinery. Silk hats, ribbon details, cape coats, and inventive wraps appear, with capes influencing bonnet shapes and new draped tam designs. Read about Lelong cape-coats and stylish wraps, plus straw and silk combinations for day and evening wear.
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Paris
Aleost
Chis
Fairy Tale Flamingos Talk of Dash in Names and Color
A whimsical dialogue between two flamingos named for dashes in their names explores identity and color. The American Flamingo Mr A Flam boasts bright plumage and humor, while European Flamingo Mr E Flam explains his paler, white-tinged feathers and European origin.
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Mr. A. Flan
Mr. EB. Flam
Mr. A. Flam
Mr. B. Flam
Flan
Europe
Mr. B. Blam
Toy Family
Finamingo
Gravity Law Question Sparks Child's Curiosity
A classroom moment portrays a teacher explaining gravity as the force keeping us on Earth. A child asks how people could stick to the ground before the law was passed, prompting a humorous exchange from The London Taker.
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London
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A ten year old boy at a party asks the hostess the time and learns it is about 3 30. She notes it will soon be quitting time and asks when they will eat as the youngster seeks a meal.
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Herington Dimes
Lesson in Clarity Sparks Student Inquiry
A student faced a note from a teacher reading Please write more legibly. Prompted by curiosity the student asked what the comment said, seeking clarification about the legibility remark and its meaning in feedback.
Two Homes Made Happy by Lydia Pinkham Compound
A pair of testimonial letters from Mrs. Goldie Shoup of May View Illinois and Mrs. J Storms of Patterson New Jersey praise Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound. They describe improved health after use and note better ability to perform housework, linking strength to happier homes.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Mia
Goldie Shoup
May View
Illinois
Shoup
Paris Engineer Develops Silent Muffler Change
Popular Mechanics reports a Paris engineer devised a muffler that eliminates smoke and converts carbon monoxide into harmless carbon dioxide through a heating element in the muffler, completing combustion and reducing poisonous gas emissions.
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Paris
Popular Mechanics Magazine
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South Americas
Hani
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E Vlam
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Old Air
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Billie
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dora
Utah
DOAN
Foster-Milburn Co., Miz. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Cernelt Willow
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Bellans
Cuticura
Mini Herida Gold Refining Co
W. Adams
Jacksonville
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Silwit-Lourdeaux Co
Valencia St
San Francico
Calif
Read
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Lana
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Pachogno
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