Use of Flare and Fur on Fall Coat
Fashion notes from a New York Herald Tribune correspondent describe autumn coats split into two classes tailored and formal. Formal coats flaunt fur and flare from the shoulder. tailored coats emphasize sharp contrast, with some flaring silhouettes. Fur is shown in many forms, often flat beaver or antelope, with tweed and kasha weaves common. Exquisite color pairings accompany gowns and accessories, including bejeweled heels and diamonds from the House of Doucet for a Parma violet and blue ensemble.
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New York Merald-Tribune
Yvellstern
Jabot Embraces Softer Fluffy Frills for Autumn Frocks
The jabot returns with softer fluffy frills as autumn fashions approach. The neckpiece with its delicate ends adds charm to both street frocks and tailored suits, signaling a graceful update for the season.
Properly Fitted Gloves Give True Size and Comfort
Glove shopping guidance explains measuring for a proper fit and choosing sizes. It covers men's ladies and children's ranges, the importance of considering hand width and bulk, and warns against assuming your old size applies to new makes. The text notes elasticity and multiple sizing systems complicate fit and price.
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Woreen
Alen
Tad Te “Trench Systen
Rutber Chen
Unu
Carter
Early Autumn Capes Dominate Fashion Collections
The report highlights capes in early autumn fashion with numerous wraps and capes appearing in major collections. The triple black satin cape draws attention, inspiring brown crepe de chine variations with decorative prints and bottom bands, signaling cape prominence in wardrobes and ensembles.
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Avery
Gapes
Fisman
Boriea
Cape Amite Sued
Fashion Forecast Hints Slimer Silhouettes and Longer Sleeves
Fashion forecasters predict a slower pace for fuller skirts and higher waistlines as tran styles dominate women’s wear. New York shows reveal skirts near the floor, tightly tailored gowns with high necks, and sleeves that are either long and tight or flowing, signaling a shift to elongated waists and refined lines.
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New York
Crepe de Chine Fashion Tone Described for Frocks
A description notes crepe de chine in a pale liege tone adaptable to many materials. The model suits Mack or navy geared ensembles, with options to match underlayers and frocks. It mentions a deep silent crepe cape in lighter shades to carry out color schemes.
Fashion Note on Sportswear Styles for Women
An old sporting expression divides women into those who actively participate in sports and those who merely wear sports costumes to be seen. The two piece jumper of silk crepe with contrasting banding, short sleeves, a V neck and jabot is rising in popularity among active participants.
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P Iresent
Paris
Knitted Straw Hats Hit Parisian Fashion Tone
A new novelty in outer wear features knitted straw hats as a chic carpet for knitted coats. The finely plaited strands form shapes with woven cloth contrast, offering a whiff of Parisian style. time will tell if the vogue endures.
Foot Note of Color Fashion Notes on Buckle Design
The piece describes buckles worn with modern pumps crafted in silver and enamel, featuring bright colored chip designs. It emphasizes the decorative, fashion-forward details and the blend of metal and enamel artistry.
Colorful Frocks for Fall Dresses for Small Maiden
In a vivid fall fashion overview, designers showcase practical yet stylish garments for girls. New shades revive favorites. dresses feature fuller skirts, long sleeves, and clever necklines. touches of embroidery and metal brocades add flair. Among street and dressy lines, fabrics range from flannel to gingham, with sensible, active wear for younger girls and upscale pieces for special occasions.
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Mens of Philts
Small but Beautiful We Tell Our Own Stories
Mrs Blue Mountain Sheep insists they will tell their own stories so the zookeepers learn about their wild habits. Mr Mouflon compliments, admits self admiration, and the group agrees cheerfulness and kindness define their friendly sheep family. They note their small size among wild sheep and take pride in their looks and horns.
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Blue Mountain
Mr. Mouffen
Blue Mountain Sheep
Monslon
Sardinia
Mr. Mouflon
Mouflon
Iumsele
Tie
Traily
Blue Mountain Sheen
Blue Mountan
Boy Jack Chooses Not To Learn Adium Message
A short tale shows Jack, a 40 year old enthusiast from a vacation Bible school, entertaining his parents with Bible facts. At dinner a Circuit Court judge, acting as listener, asks about Adium, but Jack confesses they have not learned that term yet.
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Jack
Bible School
Ctreuit
Adium
Why Sleeper Exits Noises That Annoy
A Chicago health bulletin notes snoring as a human trait with little medical literature. It explains snoring results from vibration of the soft palate and uvula during deep breaths through an open mouth. Normal sleepers breathe through the nose with mouth closed, but snoring signals breathing obstruction and adenoids or enlarged tonsils in children.
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Weekly Bulletin
Chicago Department of Health
Why Burroughs Was Happy I Am In Love With This World
John Burroughs, the naturalist, reflects on his lifelong affection for the world as home. He describes embracing its seasons, landscapes, and sounds while nourishing both body and soul, climbing mountains and roaming forests with gratitude and reverence.
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Burroughs
John Burroughs
Rosin Used To Make Paper Water Resistant
Rosin is treated with soda to form a rosin soap that resists water and ink. The rosin soap is added to paper stock as a dilute water solution. Aluminum sulfate is then added, precipitating finely divided aluminum rosinate and free rosin which forms a waterproof film on the paper when dried.
Sounds and syllable difficulty in human perception
Popular Science Monthly reports studies showing syllables like ting and bong are hard to grasp for many, while sounds such as wis vox and other consonant blends yield higher accuracy in large audience tests. The findings note only 48 percent detected ting and bong in a acoustically poor hall, versus up to 100 percent for wis and vox in better conditions.
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Popular Science Monthly
Why Shadows Form Shadow formation from obstructed light rays explained with street lamp example.
A shadow forms when light rays are blocked by an opaque object. As a person moves near a street lamp the light highlights the face and the body casts a shadow behind, which shifts with the person.
Riotor club member leans forward during rainy Sunday church broadcast
A Riotor club member attending church via radio during a rainy Sunday inadvertently propped a coin on his hat while the minister spoke over the air. The incident occurred as the service broadcast the phrase Let Your Light So Shine.
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Riotor Club
the Minster
Barber and Natcher Supplies Ad Notice Salt Lake City
Local ad fragment lists supplies and catalog items with prices and a note urging prompt service. Mentions Gillette barber items, German cigarettes, and novelty catalog at 135-37 Regent Street. Salt Lake City Utah advertisement text references this newspaper.
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Barber and Natcher
Gillette Baroy
Sheffield
Regent St
Salt Lake City
Utah
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