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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1918
Page
5
Designers favor feminine spring and summer hats over military looks. Cerise, Canary yellow, and vivid sport shades lead a season of colorful headwear. Sailors and turbans in velvet and straw appear with varied trims, while morning hats and astrachen braise styles echo Goodey’s era.
The article surveys hat trends and veiling for midsummer, detailing black glazed straw and white hats with orange wing trims, violet poke bonnets, pale gray crepe meorergerie designs, and matching mantles. It notes georgette sailors, all white ensembles, fur accents like sealskin, and varied veils from chiffon to tulle with rainbow colors, highlighting overall fashion directions and millinery creativity.
A reader guide claims a cough remedy relieves throat irritation and bronchial tickle by soothing membranes and thinning mucus. It touts pen pine extract and penthrisanth as key ingredients, warns against imitations, and promises fast relief with a money back guarantee.
Local messenger service advertises reachable phone number for prompt deliveries. Provides affordable pricing and quick turnaround for errands, errands, and small parcels.
Shoppers find new linen patterns and monogram options despite flax shortages caused by war. Tablescape sets include oblong centerpieces twelve doilies filet lace and Venice motifs while English china cald sets black ground plats and octagonal bowls enter fashion. Italian pottery and cream colored items add refined touches as war prices influence supply. A paper business sells equipment for francs and contemplates new buys as famine shifts lean markets.
Paris reports a wartime surge in newspaper launches as paper shortages persist. Six new morning and three new evening papers have already appeared, edited mainly by parliament members and focused on politics rather than news gathering. A printing press race drives up material and prices, even for second hand cylinders.
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