Still a Favorite Among Fall Styles From Paris Hints
A Paris statement suggests straight line garments will dominate fall fashion. The shown frock, white and navy satin with red embroidery, mirrors a recent Paris model by a famous French designer, brought by a leading American importer. The ankle-length skirt and center back fastenings offer slipover or centered closure options.
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Sashes and sheer dresses mark the season's vogue
The season favors sashes of all kinds with dresses in white and colored voiles dotted swiss georgette and other sheer fabrics developed for summer. Wide ribbon sashes blend or contrast with outfits and navy ribbons replace black as the color accent in many ensembles.
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Flowered toque revival showcased in matronly wear
A revived flowered toque dominates fashion among mature women, featured on several seasons old hats. A striking model paired with a full-length brindle coat and chinchilla cuffs displayed white flower lines and velvety ribbon interlacing. Floral violets and red blooms accent the crown, with ragged sailor flowers arranged on a close-fitting style paired to a blue velour suit.
Lightweight crepe de chine pajamas debut in bright color
Warm weather inspires a feminine pajama design with sleeves discarded for comfort. The airy crepe de chine uses many tiny tucks and fine vallace to create texture. Satin ribbon under the waist forms a slender girdle for a refreshed summer look.
Camouflage Method for Crowns and Brims with Flowers
The text describes covering faded crowns with a thatched effect using multiple trim materials and layering brims with tulle and net. It notes using two or more kinds of natural decorations based on preference and availability for a camouflaged, decorative look.
Fashions Hint New Season Prints and Weaves
A fashion writer notes the new season features tin foulard prints with dice motifs and cubes in black, white, tan, flesh, and bold colors. Georgette crepes show spreading florals and windowpane designs while silk tricot remains in demand for sport wear and coordinated outfits. Prices rise with labor costs, cheaper fabrics up, better grades up less.
Fashions and Fads Highlight Child and General Attire
Net frocks for wee girls feature sashes of net while dyed panama appears in new millinery. Silks and metal ribbons contrast in floral patterns as afternoon dresses show flaring sleeves. Homespun coats serve daily wear. sunbonnets remain in vogue for young girls. General utility coats use Scotch mixtures. Hairdressing trends favor height and high crowned hats. Straight-front blazer jackets appear with wooden framed handbags and Philippine decorated corsets.
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Novel Embroideries and Fagoting in Ready to Wear
Embroideries and fagoting are used cleverly to accent hems plaits and pockets. Hand fagoting outlines panels and joins bands of contrasting colors, not forming ruffles but adding flat decorative touches.
Not for Education Tosses and Harsh Quotes
A brief item notes a witty exchange about a negotiable instrument and a mandolin with a jab about pawning it. The Boston Transcript quips on Jones and Harvard, clarifying the nuance between education and attendance.
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised for aging health
An old time home remedy ad claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules relieve age related bladder and kidney complaints. The copy touts odorless capsules, multiple sizes, kidney cleansing and disease warding benefits with a money back guarantee.
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