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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
7
A reader suggestions list top offers a brass magazine and newspaper holder designed by a noted American designer. It highlights modernistic concepts like the Diana motif and the sea gull motif as eye catching pieces. The piece notes brass and bronze items such as lamps doorsteps smoking sets candlesticks and more as stylish gifts.
Dame Fashion discusses color trends for the season, favoring white and purple hues, with notes on white fur wraps and white jewelry. It recalls past styles like silver beaded chokers and long skirt-train fashions, predicting a shift from wartime simplicity to lighter, shorter dresses while maintaining elegance.
Jewelry collections feature Gainty types with 23 festoons each containing up to eight strands of tiny seed beads. Available in white pastel or vivid colors, the left necklace showcases a new twisted rope design that is currently popular and roguish.
Dainty bathroom mats appeal to women who value color and texture. They feature machine quilted padding in white or pale greens lavenders pinks and blues with ready to applique florals ready to sew for a personal touch. Ideal holiday gift to charm homemakers.
Filigreed footwear not common but novelty items feature gold or silver open-work filigree on the back of the foot. Often seen on mules and boudoir slippers, these decorative counters elevate shoe style with delicate metalwork.
The piece urges stiffening resolve among young men to serve a trusted mission while sharing tea at home. It offers tea table setup tips, serving cues, and social customs, plus recipes for suet pudding and a coffee drink, and cleaning tips using naptha, vinegar, and sea salt for bath and garment care.
Immense collars and real furs lead Paris winter fashion as furriers and couturiers deem imitation furs taboo. Designers, from Grunwaldt to Worth and Chanel, feature black caraca, ermine, and dyed furs in bold collars, capes, and textures, with velvet coats and fox trims completing the upscale look.
Evening fashion centers on pile fabrics such as chiffon panne and transparent velvets. Evening dresses utilize these materials while fur trimmed coats showcase their draping and soft fall. Velvet garments often pair with refashioned grounds like lame crepe or satin.
Black broadcloth, once central to men’s attire in the Lincoln era, resurges in women’s winter coats. The coats pair with lut, crepe or satin dresses and are often heavily trimmed with short hair furs dyed to match or contrasted with the dress fabrics.
A patient recounts attending health lectures and trying Nujol for “natural lubrication” and bodily poisons. He claims rapid relief from headaches, fatigue, and a renewed life, urging readers to buy Nujol at drug stores in sealed packages as a drugless health aid.
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