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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
1
Fashion notes from the New York Times describe sporty hats with visors in snake and lizard skins, leather and felt crowns, and bright suede brims. Women’s sports hats from London, including gilt crowns and jade green bindings, are highlighted alongside straw open-weave styles and vivid color trends.
A smart two piece frock in white and black satin is featured. The blouse uses white satin with an attached brownsarf finled in black satin that can be worn tight around the neck and slid through a waist slit. Tiny white buttons provide the sole trimming.
A new caplike hat gains attention in millinery. The small brimmed model with velour texture and embroidered crowels pairs with city and summer outfits, from knit jumpers to tweed suits. It appeals to American visitors and suits southern resorts for extended use into early summer.
A fashion writer discusses smart streetwear focusing on tailored suits with coordinating accessories. Ideas include matching hose and gloves, choosing oxford shoes with lisle stockings, and selecting leather or reptile bags. The piece notes small hats and the bold linen suit trend, plus a quirky linen-made suit with a dish towel weave.
The text notes stockings increasingly paired with black silk hosiery and an all black ensemble for day and night wear. It mentions a dressy afternoon toilette finishing with Mack satin waking shoes and signals a vogue shift toward darker stockings becoming more common.
The piece reports on a fashionable fad of thin silk stockings for women. Short stockings that cover the calf with a turn-over band attract summer wear, praised for comfort and stylish color choices. It notes wide adoption at seashore and country resorts among schoolgirls and young women.
In a 1925 fashion note Julia Bottomley surveys autumn styles emphasizing satin crepe for day and evening wear. Beaded lace and colored silks, including lace tunics and satin slips, are showcased as practical yet elegant options for school, office, and social events.
A lead company mine in Arizona uses smoke to locate ore as an employee nicknamed Antonio the Cave Finder watches the rock for signs. He notes ore-rich cavities form in near horizontal planes and the mine has extended more than half a mile by following these openings. Tunnels under caves drop ore into collection cars.
The Catleura Toilet Trio offers Catlenra soap to cleanse and purify skin Ointment to soothe and heal and Teleum to powder and perfume The ad claims it keeps skin clear and completes a toilet table Society advertisement tone and period product line.
Beekeepers established a memorial library at the Wisconsin College of Agriculture to honor Dr. Charles Miller of Marengo Alabama who died in 1920. The library houses more than 310 books and bulletins on bee culture and is described as an international monument to beekeeping.
Statisticians from a leading life insurance company report that average life expectancy rose from 58.01 years in 1921 to 73.2 years in 1928, a misprint likely. mortality from influenza and pneumonia in 1922 reduced life span, while 1924 and 1925 data suggest no longer total expected life from birth than in 1927, a banner year.
Harry Kuhne, an Americana visiting London, is described as possessing six brains and performing feats before an audience. He reads a newspaper, writes headlines upside down and backwards, spells correctly, speaks continuously, answers questions with exact town populations and industries, and writes backward and upside down columns totaling 7 123 546 937 as agreed with the crowd.
In tropical regions thunder is frequent enough that meteorologists may overlook counting every storm. The statement highlights how continual electrical activity can mask individual events compared with rarer weather occurrences.
Readers commend state authorities for conservation efforts in the Hinek Wills park area. The counts list 110 buffalo, 1000 elk, 2000 deer, 300 beaver, 400 raccoons and thousands of game birds with a nominal value of 105000, noted for their educational worth beyond price.
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