Feminine Finery Marks New Modes
A Kansas City Star fashion writer notes this season mixes boyish lines with feminine frills and feathers. Velvet is leading, long skirts return alongside short ones, and beaded metal fabrics glow for dinners and dances as designers use fur, fringe, and tailored sleeves to fashion rich yet varied ensembles.
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Kansas City Star
Pre
Mar
Paul Packet Genly
Ainse
Moiret
House of Chatel
Tuster Murenver
Chanel
Nantes
Baris Fe
Velvet fashion shifts in Paris millinery and gowns
Julia Bottomley reports 1948 Paris fashion notes on velvet use in hats dresses and blouses. Velvet dominates both sports and daywear with two piece velvet ensembles and draped hats. designers favor neutral skirts to balance vivid velvet tones as milliners showcase cornered draped hats and lush trims in the season.
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Mike von
Sport Dress Stylesdominating Fall Wear in 1920s
Sport dresses hold their own in autumn fashion with jersey and velveteen fabrics, contrasting colors, and sporty silhouettes. Descriptions include oversized squares of black jersey, orange watercolors, and deep red velveteen. accessories feature black felt hats and peplum belts.
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Pinart
Yosen
Usui Teu
Fersey
Ube
Coeur
Winte Avool Dendler
Sport Rings Lead Jewelry Fad In 1920s Trends
Jewelry trends spotlight sport rings as bright novelties. Rings showcase enamels rhinestones and semi precious stones. big square emeralds sapphires and amethysts appear for day wear while onyx and rhinestones dominate evenings.
Crepe Satin Favored For Elegant Afternoon Frocks
Crepe satin is a favored medium for afternoon dresses. In one fall fashion, two dressy frock styles emerge. One group uses crepe satin velvet or moire and tends to severe cuts. the other features crepe satin often in black trimmed with white.
Porcupine's Brother Rescues Kin With Sharp Quills
A daddy porcupine tells how porcupines rely on their quills for protection in the deep woods. A young porcupine named Ely and his brothers attend a party, but a lion approaches. Billy’s strong quills and his brother's defense save Billy, demonstrating the family’s protective quill defense and the porcupines’ mild nature.
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Daddy
Porcupine
Ely
Alan
Billy Porengene
Percupiien
Billy
Hille
Big Len
Rom
Tilly
Freight Little Juinny Seeks Riddles in Travel Lingo
Freight Little Juinny asks his father about how words differ by transport mode. He wonders why waterborne goods are cargo while road goods are shipments, then exits for air and air.
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Little Juinny
Johmny
Father
Trigonometry Plotter Afterload Lad Cleared For Classes
A rustic exchange at a country schoolhouse features a mountaineer eager to educate his son. The professor clarifies the curriculum includes arithmetical topics, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, prompting the father to insist the boy be routed to trigonometry only.
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Tle
South Converts Own Cotton Drives 1860 Textile Growth
The article notes dramatic Southern textile activity withcotton use rising to vast figures. It cites 17 million elective spindles in Southern mills and compares South spending of 1.0 billion to 1.4 million in the North, highlighting a shift in industrial output and capital toward the South.
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Wonelmied
Tarret
Smirthy Atdred Gare
Julia Bottomley
Gilly
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Diamond Dyes
Trurlington
Vermont
C. C
Deseret Book
East So
Temple
Salt Lake City
Utah
Parker
Liandraft
Droviente
Hinderccans
Mall Grat Bruggists
Lsrox Garment Works
Patebogus
Green
G Green, Inc
Woodbury, N. de
Haarlem
Atta
Donegal
Treland
DOAN
Foater-Milburn Co
Mig
Buffalo
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