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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
9
A detailed look at the American Fabric and Fashion Show in New York revealing spring and summer trends. Ensemble costumes replace many afternoon gowns with coats and floating panels, sport outfits rely on simple lines, and fabrics feature worsted cashmere and new color treatments.
The article reviews street coats and frocks in Moon stone Joseena, Commander Blue, Jeweltone, Amber Helio Gharmeen, Frostkrepe, and other fabrics. It notes practical, stylish designs with fur collars, embroidery, gold buttons, silk braids, and a new kick pleat. The piece argues American styles rival European influence and credits the National Garment Retailers Association for showcasing a distinct American design school through the display.
The advertisement offers BLUE STAR REMEDY in jars with a guarantee for skin conditions including eczema and rashes. It claims no staining on clothing and a pleasant odor from SUCTT LONG DRUG COMPANY.
Mr. T. E. Clark, once a county resident, sent in his renewal to The Leader last week.
Mr. Wm. J. Rehders of Young County renews his Leader subscription for delivery to his daughter in California. He offers his Graham residence for sale as he plans relocation to California.
An old advertisement claims Ironized Yeast clears complexion and aids weight gain. It promises immediate energy boost and a youthful glow in cheeks while notes how the figure fills out with “good hard flesh” and urges purchase at Scott-Long Drug Co.
Mrs Josephine Cunningham came back last week from a cheerful visit to Texarkana and Greenville She spent Christmas with her son Ben Cunningham in Texarkana and grandson Edgar Matthews Jr Also she renewed her home paper at The Leader office after reaching home She has been a long time reader of The Leader for over forty years
Mrs. Fannie C Bloss of Huntington describes severe left side pain and fatigue. After using Cardus tonic, she reports gradual improvement and says she is stronger now than in years, noting the product is made from mild acting herbs and sold widely.
Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School has been elected president of the University of Wisconsin to succeed R A Birge who plans retirement at year end. W P Fisher of Route A renewed his Leader subscription for another year. “Billie” is noted as a pioneer citizen who has long read The Leader.
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