A Masculine Fashion Parade Through History
This piece traces men's dress from prehistoric adornment to 19th century coats and breeches, noting how clothing shifted from functional to fashionable. It surveys eras from Tyrian dye and Roman togas to Tudor and Victorian styles, ending with modern standardization and Easter parade contrasts.
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Yesteryears
Milady
Homo
Central
Western
Europe
New Amsterdam
Republic
France
England
United States
Party Fashion Debuts From The Sewing Circle
A reader joins The Sewing Circle as patterns 1237 1241 and 1852 offer sizes from 2 to 46 with yardage and trimming details. Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book promises easy to make designs for children juniors and mature figures and costs 15 cents per pattern.
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Marge
Rose
Joanie
Auntie Rose
Jolly Twelve
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Quotations about peace and civilization from historical figures
A pair of quotes discuss the limits of weaponry and the ideal of harmony between capital and labor. Franklin D. Roosevelt links death weapons to the peril of civilization, while Channing Pollock envisions a society where capitalists and laborers freely empower one another.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Channing Pollock
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