New Style Points and Gold in Frock Fabrics Rise
Julia Bottomley describes evolving fashion in 1956, showcasing tailored frocks with plaits, intricate necklines, and a return to feminine silhouettes. Millinery glows with rich fabrics, gold and silver accents, jewel tones, and varied hat shapes to complement the new style.
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Reven-Saw Town Kids Become Parents Then Swap Roles
In Reven-Saw adventures the children mimic parents by swapping clothes and roles, growing into their parents and shrinking the adults to child size. The Fenwick family leads the mix with a playful tension as chores and school loom.
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Reven-Saw
Puzzles and Jokes from a Builder to Tell a Tale
A collection of wordplay and riddle style gags. The text uses puns about birds, fruit, couples, cooks, and tires. It includes misheard phrases and a railway track pun ending with an arrow escape.
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Will Wed Millions Portrait of Prince Nicolas of Romania
The article portrays Prince Nicolas of Romania, son of Queen Mary, set to marry the eighteen year old Countess of Seafield, the wealthiest heiress. She inherits over 30 million from a New Zealand relative and holds her late father's estates. Nicolas, Ting Ash-trained, served as a sublieutenant on a British warship in the Mediterranean.
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Mary
Countess of Seafield
New Zealand
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