New Cloth Coats of Distinction Textiles Propose Fresh Silhouettes
The article surveys new coat styles emphasizing versatile silhouettes for all body types, two main sports coat types, and innovations in fur use. It highlights big fur revers, fur bibs, detachable fur gilets, dyed fur, quilted textures, and notable designs from Bruyere and Schiaparelli, including parachute capes and coachman capes.
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Ulster
Astrakhan
Bruyere
Schiaparelli
Western Newspaper Union
The Blood-Splashed Ring and a Bavarian Murder
The article recalls Marie Anna Holzmann’s disappearance in Augsburg and details the police pursuit of two suspects, Charles Steiner and John Rauschmeir. After a pawn shop confession and a staged confrontation with recovered jewelry, Rauschmeir admits ownership of his ring, leading to conviction and execution in a chilling murder case.
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Marie Anna Holzmann
Augsburg
Bavaria
Charles Steiner
John Rauschmeir
New York
Chicago
Steiner
Love
Rauschmeir
Mab
Moody Dane
Ravechmeir
WNU Service
Formal Nightgowns Made With Trains In Paris Fashion
Paris has wired about a new line of formal nightgowns now entering American fashion. Young women claim their evening Gresees are really nightgowns and were bought as such. Some gowns feature trains and matching jackets or coats, with abundant lace enhancing formal beauty.
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Paris
America
Knitted Evening Mittens For Winter Wear
Mittens for evening wear are predicted for this winter. They are designed to cover fine suede or glace gloves and can be hand knitted or imitation hand knitted wool. Colors may include Czech peasant tones or cream or yellow, with silk or cotton velvet accents.
Double for a Novel Way to Wear Your Necktie
A new and novel method uses a snapped accessory on a plain coat. It tightens at the throat and the rest clips to the coat edge, extending to the hem. The piece is removable and can also be worn as a scarf.
Jacket Blouse Trend By Chebiz Nicholas
The jacket blouse arrives in diverse materials from metal cloth to gingham. Velveteen variants appear particularly smart, with plaid weaves and taffeta also featured. A plaid taffeta blouse and beret ensemble is noted in the model pictured, reflecting a metal shot fabric vogue.
Parts of Cow in Plane Invention Tale
A garbled OCR item describes John Wilson, chief inspector of Besing Airplane, listing cow anatomy parts said to serve in aircraft. The text appears damaged with numerous misspellings and broken phrases, making a coherent summary difficult beyond noting a claim about cow parts used in plane components.
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John Wilson
Besing Airplane Company
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