Small Hats Still Favored in Paris
Paris fashion reports that small hats remain in vogue this season with many styles in felt and Austrian velours. Reboux borrows from French Revolution shapes while toques and velvet ribbons appear, and hats emphasize a low crown and nape fit. The look includes geometric veils, shaved fur trims, and coordinated hats with matching mull.
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Paris Fashion Trends in Bonnets and Shoes Inspiring Flare
An article notes the Paris style influence on hats and footwear. Close fitting poke bonnets with ribbons trend among young fashionables. Slippers and bold color palettes appear in boudoir wear, while high Cuban heels suit morning street use and Louis XV heels grace evening looks.
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Stain Removal Guide From A Dry Cleaning Note
To remove stains use hot water for coffee and cocoa, Javelle water for trust stains, and denatured alcohol for grass stains. Ink stains vary by ink type. Cold water can rinse fluids away. Sour milk is a favorite soak for articles. A hydrogen peroxide solution often helps. After removing stains, soak in cold water then warm water to ease washing.
Velvet Drapery Adopts Velvet Drapery Model
A model demonstrates velvet drapery with supple shirred texture, soft round erin, and two elegant violine velvet shades. The piece highlights adaptability and aesthetic appeal for home decor.
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Fashion Necklines Vary With Scarves and New Silhouettes
The season showcases varied necklines from deep V decolletage on evening gowns to scarf necklines on two piece frocks. Separate scarves from Paris feature colorfully painted motifs, while detachable stock collars appear on new blouses. The era also introduces uneven hems and square fronts to modern gowns.
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Silks Forecast for Resort Wear Show Futuristic Patterns
A New York Herald Tribune fashion correspondent notes that resort wear silks for winter and spring will feature Futurist abventist designs influenced by the Paris Exposition des Arts. Kinetic patterns of circles pyramids and squares in vivid colors will span from neck to hemline with intensity near the skirt border.
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Increase of the Crease in Hats Makes Fashion Distinct
The article describes new felt and velour hats with similar small sizes and notable crease designs. Nearly all hats feature a round moderately high crown, a bare front brim, and a narrower back brim, trimmed with gold flowers leaves or feathers to add individual style.
Irregular Hemlines and Fur Fashion Define Modern Grace
A Western Newspaper Union feature examines evolving fur and gown styles. It notes irregular hemlines, self expression through modern wraps, and lavish fur trims, with examples from mink, seal, and rabbit pelts. The piece highlights new silhouettes, decorative panels, and dramatic finishes shaping contemporary evening wear.
Lions at the Zoo Feel the Storms and Roar for Safety
At the zoo a storm approaches as lions roar loudly. The keeper explains lions signal danger by roaring and gathering cubs, while Mrs. Lion struggles with nervousness and guilt after a dramatic incident involving her cubs. King Lion, five, admires his mane as chaos fades.
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Wanted a Husband Edward at a Party Not Present
In a brief scene two playmates inquire for Edward after being told he is attending a party. They request his company for the afternoon, prompting questions about his availability and arrangement.
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Madeline’s New Coat Brings Schoolyard Surprise
A muddled, comic reminiscence recalls a girl named Madeline on her first day at school. Her friend teases her about a new coat as she sits at home, and Madeline responds with a witty remark about not having time to take TH eft.
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Lightning Cake and other recipes from The Kitchen Cabinet
A 1945 recipe column presents a Lightning Cake with frosting and a crust of mixed shortening sugar eggs and flour, plus a New Orleans pork and cabbage dish and various sandwiches. It offers dressing ideas olive oil mayo paprika pimento and chili sauce and ends with serving tips and notes for hot sandwiches and desserts.
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