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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
5
New York Times fashion correspondent describes autumn openings in Paris with more artful refinement and private entertainment. Patou's 1920s influence appears in tailor and dress designs, including sporty looks and refined evening wear, signaling a shift toward subtle luxury and the era’s signature elegance.
Fashion notes describe Patou using silk velvet and velvets of extra width from Lyons to shape gowns and manteaux. New materials include crepe murucain and crepe de chine, with satin and fur accents. Designers favor drapery friendly fabrics with gold and silver lace, passementerie, appliques, and beadwork in updated ensembles.
An OCR damaged page shows course ads for Gregg shorthand typing and business studies with contact in Oak Park. Also included are bids notices for fire and tornado insurance on a building, a memorial poem for a mother, and lighthearted clippings on superstition and behavior with fragmented dialog.
The vocational bureau notes boys and girls registered for post school, weekend, and holiday work. Housewives and businessmen needing extra help during holidays are asked to call Maywood 58 to register their needs. Many students rely on such work to cover school expenses.
Young men from the Fisherman’s Club of the First Congregational Church of Clevo will speak at Community Methodist Church on Sunday evening at 7 30 replacing the regular sermon.
In a fragmented passage two sailors discuss poultry knowledge as Dan pauses, then confesses he does not know much about poultry. The quirky exchange hints at a humorous, unscripted moment aboard a vessel.
Bender Brothers, owners of four Chicago butcher shops, have bought the Randolph Street meat market at 734 Randolph Street from Benll Rontigartoer. They plan to remodel the place this week and install a grinding line for their own sausage.
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