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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
3
The New York Herald Tribune notes the Renee collection emphasizes straight lines and one shoulder drapes enhancing a slender silhouette. Gray tones in velour de lame and satin textures appear, with fur trims, capes, and ribbon velvet accents defining sport and evening coats.
Feature discusses decorative linings for fur coats including embroidered or appliqued motifs with velvet flowers along hems and sides. Highlights unlined coats offering personal lining selections as a sensible, stylish option at reasonable cost.
Plaits in and out remain a fashion concern for women especially curvier figures. Without a maid, many rely on daily ironing to keep them in place. Some knit fabric makers are weaving the plaits directly into the fabric for easier wear.
A cape in white crepe de chine to be worn with an afternoon dress features a plain design with a small rolled collar and bow tied strings. It has no lining and a deep fringe trim around the bottom.
The article describes dress designs with front fullness for daytime frocks in crepe georgette and crepe satin. Velvet remains common in coats and evening styles, with lace trimming and embroidered details. Colors include beige, olive, black, red, burgundy, and pastels, with varied necklines and decorative belts.
Fashion notes recount a season where velvet dominates two piece frocks and gala ensembles. Designers showcase silhouettes emphasizing silhouette lines and decorative fabrics while models from multiple regions present varied patterns and textures in a cosmopolitan show.
Ornate details dominate the season with fringes, metal meshes, feathers, yokes, braids, belted tunics and draped belts. Vertical shirring and other decorative elements push beyond traditional garconie styles, signaling a dramatic shift in fall attire.
Sport clothes move beyond tennis and golf attire as tailored simplicity puts straight, narrow cle of costumes into daily wear for many occasions.
A 1920s Ventura listing by Julia Bottomley highlights furred velvet evening wraps, matching shoes and handbags, and refined leather accents. It notes deep cherry wraps, fur trimming, ostrich collars, and coordinated color schemes as the season's elegance aims for coordinated ensembles.
Earle travels with his father to a distant settlement to study Indigenous life. He imagines moving silently through brush and paddling, then meets real Indians, sees their customs, costumes, and a local baseball game. He writes home about playing against the son of an Indian chief and a flag at the fort.
A fragment presents playful lines and word puzzles about a son’s future and a creature with four legs and two arms. The excerpt blends botched phrasing and riddle style, ending with an unclear term artnehiir.
A statue honoring the Pilgrim Mother was unveiled at Plymouth Rock highlighting the early woman’s enduring hardships. A Massachusetts woman testifies Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eased fatigue and illness, prompting her to recommend it to others.
An unclear note records a request related to a resale inquiry at a Detroit retail diner facility. The brief mentions a respondent named Joba D and a dated yesterday exchange, with reference to a loan and a forthcoming reply. No clear outcome or formal action is stated.
A Danish plan to produce artificial milk claims to match fresh cow milk. The process uses vegetable fats and gilamine to imitate butter and milk qualities, presenting it as more than a simple substitute.
An odd historical ad note touts a vegetable butter product called Bandelian sold in drugstores and stores for 45 rents. The blurb references widespread use and markets the butter as a harmless color additive or spread.
In a casual exchange Jol admits feeling dizzy after attempting water wave styling despite warnings. The brief remark implies a playful warning ignored and a light consequence.
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