Chic New Models for Schoolgirls
A fashion feature describes new schoolgirl dresses by Vionist for tall, boyish figures. It highlights chartreuse jersey fabrics, flaring skirts, decorative yokes, high waistlines, and a soft turnover collar with a cravat. The piece notes involvement by New York designers and lists various fabric colors and styling details common to late period couture.
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Vionist
New York
Women's Dress Trends Emphasize Mix of Materials and Silhouette
The article surveys late models in American and French fabrics shaping women’s fashion. Sleeves vary from very long to very short, bolero and bloused trousers appear, and tiered hats, flounces, and belts define new silhouettes. Novel details include interlaced materials and contrasting colors between top and bottom segments, with petals, ribbons, and apron fronts adding texture.
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Avery
Georgetic
Julia Bottomley
Dion
Snow Garments From England Debut Multicolored Coats
English imports showcase knee length suede coats in bright and subdued colors. Each coat is satin lined and weatherproof with colors guaranteed not to run, offering a fashionable contrast to traditional black.
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England
Joseph
Pane May Influence Fall Fashion Trends
A fragmented fashion note discusses skirt and shirt innovations likely to gain popularity this fall. Descriptions mention left side panels, back center panels, and effects resembling a worn coat. Velvet, crepe, and embroidered details appear in various garments as designers experiment with texture and silhouette.
Coats and Shoes in Fall Fashion: Colorful Utility and Fur
Julia Bottomley surveys fall fashion focusing on utility coats and dressy wraps. She highlights fur trims, ombre and striped shoe fabrics, color contrasts, and the rise of subtle high heels while noting global trends from Paris to American markets.
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Tits High
Uplexside
Moor
Monogram Buckles Set for Fall Fashion Show
Fashion notes describe monogram buckles in various scales from small to large colonial styles for fall. Materials include silver toned metal and white patent options, some with shadows and rhinestone accents. Iridescent glace kid features in bags and belts, with calfskin leathers from Molstein, aluminum and jersey brands also highlighted.
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Molstein
Aljerney
Jerssey
New Two Piece Frocks Attract Fashion Attention
Smart and youthful two piece frocks remain popular as designers unveil fresh variations. Early collections of full models show fusion designers retain skill and inventiveness with silhouettes and decorative details that distinguish each piece.
Earrings Return as Bold Self Decoration at Paris Races
Parisian women display conspicuous earrings that dominate outfits at race courses. Long pendants of chased crystal jade or coral reappear in exaggerated form, large jet earrings seen at Auteuil suspend from turbans, making a dramatic, almost ringlike effect in public.
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Paris
Auteuil
The Toy Jack O Lantern and the Real One
A toy Jack O Lantern greets Halloween visitors with a fixed cheerful expression. As Carey’s eighth birthday brings a real Jack O Lantern to the neighborhood, the toy observes the party and the reactions of neighbors to both the toy and the real figure.
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Jig
Shur
Jis
Nic
Carey
Jack O'Lantern
Jack O’lantern
Jim
Outgrown His Babyhood
A humorous exchange between storyteller and nephew Dedie as he humorously declares he has outgrown babyhood and expects more babies to arrive soon. The child’s simple, charming sentiment captures a light domestic moment.
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Dedie
Sumie
Why Teddy Ran Fast
A child explains to his mother that he ran quickly on a hot day to reach home before getting tired after visiting his grandmother. The anecdote captures a simple, playful motive and the boy’s humorous reasoning.
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Teddy
Mother
The Kitchen Cabinet The Kitchen Cabinet
The Kitchen Cabinet section appears in the Western News issue dated 1226. This brief item presents a local feature or column entry likely outlining domestic topics, household tips, or community notices.
Contagion Defense and Health Advice From Home Guide
A home health guide urges strict hygiene to stop contagion, notes deadly unseen microbes, and advises sterilizing utensils after illness. It recommends sun exposure, wholesome food, fresh air, and gardens for vitality, with practical tips on feeding children and safe home remedies.
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Rudwirs
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