Miss Goodwins Fashion Letter on Peggy's winter hat
New York Oct 27 Peggy talks of a winter hat purchase with expert help from a patient saleswoman. She describes trying many hats, choosing a black velvet model with gray ostrich plumes, and notes high millinery prices driven by fashion and alterations.
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New York
Peggy
Felipe
Dade
Paris
Jean
Indust Pegey
Amneas
Marie Antoinette
Wagner
Tagres
Blombes
Elias
Velvet and Braid in Winter Fashion Trim
Paria presents a center stage fashion trend of the season with heavy velvet and silk braid trimming. The French fabric Honilotia and Hertha variants appear with velvet bands and yolk effects, showcased in automotive red, with bands and trim details described in a period tone.
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Tony
Oll
Manila
Paria
Rey
Honilotia
Hertha
Ailthough
Sailor Poet Yann Nibor Tames Bored Mediterranean Crew
French naval reform uses Yann Nibor a Corsair town singer as official minstrel to boost morale and fighting spirit aboard the Mediterranean fleet. The seven-foot sailor with rugged verse replaces grog with rousing songs and poems to inspire sailors in duty to defend France.
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Atlantic
Yann Nibor
Sieh
M. Leckray
Suain
Yann
Saint Malo Hore
Thas
Michael Robin
Boston
France
Paris
Froi Wis
Te Ara
Fellova
Cafling
Met
Lockroy
Sailor Minstrel to Lead French Navy Through Song
A French naval visionary advocates official minstrelry to entertain sailors and boost morale. Albert Yann, a seaman turned songwriter from Brest, rose from humble roots to compose music and verse for the fleet, gaining officers' support and public interest in a poet musician guiding future naval life.
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Yann
le Rue du Boyer
Newfoundland
Albert Robin
Brest
Aginalling
Ocean
Pacific
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Hattana Vole
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Haiti
Tius
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la Uranain
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