Styles at Paris Autumn Openings Foresee Fashion Shifts
A Paris fashion correspondent notes the haute couture shifts power to fashion houses and the back view of the waist as new defining silhouettes arrive. Expect bloused waists, longer sleeves, flowing lines, decorative trimmings, and varied fabrics like velvet kusha crepe satin and moire shaping fall and winter wardrobes with dolman coats and scarf collars.
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Iits
Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
Haute Couture
Impactiat Paris
Lansin
Worth
Dieteler
Nosenher
Lice
Georgette Erene
Dolman
Doliman
Jess
Autumn Frocks Spotlight Moire Silk and New Silks
The article notes moire silk and rayon bloomers as key fall frock styles with rich color ranges from claret and Chanel red to navy royal blues and jungle greens. It praises three-in-one garments, lightweight silhouettes, and belt trends while touting travel-friendly, easily laundered silks and vivid color contrasts as modern fashion progress. It cites Iolia Bottomley and the 1926 Western Newspaper Union dispatch.
Are You Improving The Brush Turkey Family Tale
A quirky dialogue between Mr and Mrs Brush Turkey questions improvement in child care. The couple argues over caring for their eggs and young while reflecting on their Australian roots. A Soviet society note claims odd ways and lack of parental affection in Brush Turkey homes.
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Mr. Brush Markey
Mrs. Brushurkey
Mr. Brush Turkey
Mrs. Brush Turkey
Mr Brush Turkey
Mr. Brush
Aly
Alyy Brush Turkey
Mr. Yush Turkey
Mrs. Brush
Turkey
Puzzle Ques and Riddles From Aged Page
A collage of light hearted riddles with jokes about cloaks cooks and jugs. The questions include What stands and goes with no legs a cloak and Why does a cook never make a square pudding. The word of eight letters with five the same is Assesses.
Why the Tears Came
A four and a half year old boy named Bobby fell and skinned his knee. He bravely tried to hold back tears, but two big tears rolled down his cheeks. When asked about the hurt he said no, tearing up as he explained the tears came from feeling hurt by thinking he was hurt.
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Bobby
Eat His Own Medicine Says Young Friend
A small girl tells her playmate Robert about Karel's illness. The boy reassures her by saying, you know, it won't cost him any ascent, for he can eat his own medicine. The remark reflects a child’s view of medicine and illness.
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Karel
Robert
Obeyed Directions Professor Song Finish In Two Flats
A student claims to have completed a piano piece after following a professor but notes a single instruction to end in two flats. The fragment hints at a practice room scene and a music school setting with unusual spelling.
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Vreshman
Sir—Hale
Debutante Anne Cranshaw Fixes Place Cards at Dinner
Debutante Anne Cranshaw rearranges place cards at a prelovell affair to pair with Roger Carter while plotting a joke on Cowles Livingston. The plan backfires turning into a mess until Roger consoles her and her mother reveals she staged the mischief. Anne then reconciles with Roger and praises him as wonderful.
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Waltllne
Millady
Expressmen
Iolia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Ap Mats Geren Grorner
Mr. Brust
M“ Cranshaw
John Cranshaw
Anne
Cowles Livingstone
Bebe Saunders
Roger Carter
Roger
Agnys& Clack
Cowles Livingston
Aunes
Yang Livingston
Trighio
Conn
South Americ
Berk Streeter
Tam
Henry
Miss Cranshaw
Meyer
Anne Darling
Annne
Queen Mawd
Norway
Troy
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