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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
3
A New York Herald Tribune fashion writer surveys sports and general wear blouses detailing fabrics such as crepe de chine tub silk and broadcloth. It describes mas tery in tucks plaits tailored collars and sleeves from long tight to shot sleeve, plus decorative touches and fall trends.
Vintage fashion notes describe box coats in velvet and white flannel with tiny collar details and decorative elements. Accessories like hats and chiffon or georgette crepe fabrics are shown, pairing practical charm with refined styling.
The article lists fall coat color themes with blues predominating, naming French blue and sky tones, plus browns and pastels. It mentions mixed neutrals, metallic accents, and fashion notes on palettes, fabrics, and combinations guiding seasonal styling.
A fashion note describes a fall millinery trend with a Russian inspired hat. The piece highlights a high black design richly embroidered in gold thread and pearls, crafted with striking detailing reflecting traditional influences.
A dressmaker converts worn skirts and trims into new garments. Techniques include turning fabric inside out, using plaited or green crepe silk pieces, and combining contrasting colors. Beginners can reuse waist and sleeve scraps, create one piece garments with kimono sleeves, and craft smart sporty frocks from aged materials.
A fashion wave highlights plaited designs in Dew Transparent cots and scarfs. Chiffon Georgette and lace plaiting add decorative charm to gowns, neck ruffs, hat trimmings, and even glove cuffs. Luxury negligees feature plaited chiffon and mousseline crepe fabrics popular this season.
The article describes the growing trend of collapsible hats for early fall. It notes weekly innovations adapting hats to sports wear and general use with velvet fabrics, vivid colors, and strong emphasis on deep purple tones in current fashion.
The article surveys new fall coats and dresses with fuller silhouettes replacing manteaus, emphasizing tailored notes for street and formal wear. It highlights materials like wool, satin broadcloth, and satin, with one sporty coat shown in natural kasa with red crepe, opossum fur trim, and side-button decoration.
A playful dialogue among elephants debates whether keeping a keeper’s affection is fair. They argue that friendship with the keeper should not privilege one elephant over others, sharing views on what makes a good relationship and equity in care. The piece closes with a zoo life poem and a set of light puzzles and jokes.
A father explains to his young son that coleze bred is a four year old expression, answering his question about bread with a rustic, humorous etymology about time and language rather than a culinary difference.
Climber notes six to eight weeks of frosts left snow firm and powdery high on Alpine slopes. Heavy fresh falls pressed the snow, creating vast accumulations that slid downward, sweeping away farms, forests, cattle, and people. Experts warn avalanches can strike with express train speed, causing widespread devastation below. Meanwhile Washington reports delays in glass lens production. Germany achieves a 72 inch disk after five months, requiring precise material and density.
A fragmented report notes that a policy of free passage on shipping board vessels continues for some, while a harmful idea would force vulnerable creatures to work stoking furnaces in engine rooms. The text reflects uncertainty about policy and humane treatment.
A reflective aphorism notes true wealth lies in contentment with little, valuing nature’s modest riches over vast possessions. The text hints at a moral on contentment and the disparity between perceived abundance and inner satisfaction.
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