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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
A fashion authority notes black velvet is prominent in New York collections for afternoon and evening wear. Velvet dominates with minimal trimming, using diver cloth accents and silver for contrast. Silver ribbons, flowers, embroideries add sparkle, especially in semi formal dinner gowns.
The passage praises attractive evening dresses with richer trimming and fuller graceful lines. It notes fabric quality, highlighting black velvet as an especially good choice for elegance and style in garments.
The article describes evening wear with generous fur trimming and puffed coats. White velvet is favored for evening outfits and is often paired with black velvet. A black and white velvet frock features a white jacket edged in black gray and silver lace, a white fringe, and wide white faced sleeves that create a striking picturesque look.
A trend toward eighteenth and nineteenth century fashions appears in hats. Picture hats imitate Gainsborough and Romany beauties with lavish headpieces. Once mocked, large garden party hats are now admired as fashionable.
The article notes an intense blue and deep rose color ribbon used lavishly on liners and velvet data. Traditional trimming with bands and bows is replaced by varied handmade motifs. The new style features brims made of shirred and plaited ribbons, marking a departure from past seasons.
A group of safes meet at a show claiming exceptional quality and security. Attendees discuss craftsmanship, locking mechanisms, and historical provenance while visitors inspect the collection.
An old advertisement warns readers not to use pills bearing Bayer names unless genuine Bayer products, claiming safety for over twenty two years and endorsed by physicians. It promotes Rayer Tablets of Aspirin and notes correct packaging and directions.
A fragmented snippet discusses public sentiment about Crawford and Most men, noting a contrast between reputation and reality. It references statues honoring MetHOrY and invokes a rebuke to a younger speaker about the perceived ugliness of public figures.
A damaged OCR shows Mrs Gertrude Mire of 1236 Rutland Street discussing a tonic and Dr Pierce. The fragment mentions “eroded a tonic” and warns about ill drugs and tablets, indicating a cautionary note on medicines.
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