Velvet and fur fashion of a peasant sleeve ensemble
White fur and dark velvet combine with success in a garment whose wide peasant sleeves boast gay embroideries, reflecting period style and textile detail.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
4
White fur and dark velvet combine with success in a garment whose wide peasant sleeves boast gay embroideries, reflecting period style and textile detail.
Senator Phelan of California accused Great Britain of emulating the Hun in pursuing postwar oil policy and urged limiting American oil supplies to Britain until Americans get equal rights with British subjects in world oil. He linked this to a proposed California anti alien land ownership bill and alleged British Japanese oil and land moves.
The debate centers on Britain's wartime oil acquisitions abroad and four billion dollars in U S loans. Senators Phelan and McKellar accuse Britain of pressuring oil control while claiming the United States could leverage oil access to compel terms. A reciprocity bill is urged to target nations with discriminatory policies toward Americans.
A humorous weekly comic magazine was launched at Boston University to rival campus humor publications. At a Liberal Arts student meeting, Arthur Cohen Dallas Sharp Jr. and Annie McWeeney were elected contributing editors.
The subject expresses a preference for colors with coral as the base plus a yellowish tinge, creating a warm, inviting evening palette.
Harry L Bitzberger, alleged Milltown New Jersey bank robber who escaped from New York West Side prison last Monday, was captured in Providence Rhode Island after embracing his wife Mrs Bitzberger at Union Station. Detectives tracked and arrested him as he kissed his wife before trains pulled away.
Massachusetts asks the U S Supreme Court to bar Rochester from condemning Ontario's Beach Park on Lake Ontario north of Rochester. The state asserts title under the Hartford treaty and was announced by a Rochester attorney for Massachusetts.
Leila Belle Elliott of Franklin sues Charles Shaw of Salisbury for heart balm claiming $20,000 after living as housekeeper at Shaw farm. Elliott alleges Shaw requested marriage last September following his wife's death exactly one year ago.
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