Lelong Shapes Waistlines With Versatile Paris Fashion
Paris designer Lucien Lelong promotes flexible waistlines tailored to each figure. His nearly 200 models favor bloused bodices over belts with varied hip placement, modest hemlines, and day dresses with knee lengths. Evening styles feature bowknot accents and restrained silhouettes.
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Paris
Kansas City Star
Gray dyed white fox pelts rival silver foxes
New Paris dressmakers display gray dyed white fox pelts with tail tips left white as neckpieces. Blue fox skins rise in price in Paris as autumn fashion highlights black and white mixtures. gray dyed fox trends may fade soon.
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Paris
Rue de la Pats
Paris houses solve blouse tuck by hip-band knickers
Fashion in Paris introduces a hip-band system to keep blouses tucked in. Knickers or trimmed Panties attach to the hip-band, with sport blouses and shorts made in one piece and a yoked undergarment hidden beneath.
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Paris
Fragmentary Note on Homemade Sachets and Aromatic Papers
A garbled snippet describes homemade sachet scraps of blotting paper saturated with perfume placed in chests and handkerchiefs. It seems to advise keeping them well stored for some time, though the text is unclear and contains misspellings.
On Reari es Children from Crib to College
Complied by the Fiorect the Parents Maine Every parent suffers disobedience and modern child training stresses understanding alongside obedience. Living is a compromise between desires and social limits, with persistent misfits and chronic fighters shaping institutions. Bright children show early reading and time sense, while early detection improves infantile paralysis outcomes. A well organized home needs wholesome food, clean clothes, water, rest, and gracious living.
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the Parents
Maine
Wiliam EB. Bata
St. George's School For Child Study
Toronto University
Punjab and Hyderabad: Two Indian States in Focus
Prepared by the National Geography Society, the piece surveys Punjab and Hyderabad. It details Punjab’s irrigation dependent agriculture with the Indus and Juma rivers, Lahore and Amritsar as key cities, Simla as the summer capital, and the Sikh majority. Hyderabad as the Nizam’s dominions with Mecca mosque in Vinderabad and Golconda’s diamond lore, plus arid southern zones and tanks for water.
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National Geography Society
Washington, D. C
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Punjab
Ryderabad
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Juma
Ganges
Anjnad
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Lahore
Ravi
Amritsar
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Delhi
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Hyderabad
Nizam
Nydebad
Afghanistan
Persia
Golconda
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Vinderabad
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Mecca
Kansas
Mexico
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Wool Flower Embroidered Slip-on Blouse Ad
An crepe de chine frock features wool flower embroidery all over the slip-on blouse. Soft coarse yarn creates rapid work. The skirt is plaited in front and attached to a bodice ton with a jolly red and white color scheme. Designed by Hellen Perry Curtis in the Woman's Home Companion.
Movement for clearer train calls gains momentum in Cape Town
A schoolgirl led a campaign in Cape Town for clearer train announcements after a near mishearing of "Michange for Retreat" for "Train for Retreat." The incident prompted many to join the push for better departures and faster action by the government railways.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Michange
Determined Lady Questions Car Color Scheme
The dialogue shows a salesman asking what is wrong with the car and a woman noting the color scheme does not match. She emphasizes that anyone can see the discrepancy and why she would be interested in a different option.
Wyoming Notes and Developments From Douglas to Casper
The Wyoming Pioneers Association met in Douglas with reports on coal mining in Rock Springs and Hudson districts, leadership changes at First State Bank of Douglas, and Wardwell field chosen as Casper airport name. Other items include Holtman oil well improvements in Rawhide, a new L. C. S. church building in Burlington, revival in Hudson collieries, and election of Mrs. Raymond as president of the Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Kia Rock Springs
Ray Hierney
Guernsey
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Wardwell Field
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D. P. Wardwell
Frank Cammon
Holtman
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Basin
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C. Raymond
Newcastle
Wreming Federation of Women's Clubs
Laramie
Raymond
Guy J. Gay
Denver
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University of Wyoming
George W. McLaren
Black Illy Normal College
Spearfish
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