New York Spring Fashion Parade on Park Avenue
In Washington Square and Central Park, New York’s fashion scene blossoms as Park Avenue shines with stylish costumes. The piece highlights tailored suits, two tone ensembles, flared skirts, and fur trims, noting bold accessories, pastel hints, and personal touches from Mrs. Vanderlip to Hattie Carnegie.
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Central Park
Park Avenue
New York
J. Sanford Shanley
Frederick Cameron Church
Marie Vanderbit
Pierre
Vanderlip
Narcan Vanderlip
Frank Vanderlip
Julian Street
Hattie Carnegie
Abetta Meermin
Lilyek
Seranper
Celine
Poultry Pays Profits Says Extension Agent
Extension agent L H Lewks of Clemson University argues poultry farming yields steadier income than cotton. He cites cotton at 21 cents per pound and promotes expanding chicken production for higher yearly returns.
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L. HM. Lewks
Clemeon Obhene
Huge Pickle Appetite Report From Ohio State University
Time estimates three billion first-grade pickles are consumed in the United States annually. E B Tussing a campus specialist at Ohio State University provided the claim.
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United States
Catenmion
Obhio State University
Womens fashion in spring 1927 evening wear
A 1927 New York fashion note celebrates bold feminine style as women embrace equal rights and new evening wraps. It highlights delicate cap silhouettes, black lace wraps, green chiffons, and imported Paris squares, stressing graceful, strictly feminine outfits for warmer evenings.
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Rebona
Miliady
France
Heywarts Alec
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