Camargo Silhouette Gains Fame in New York Fashion
Gossip becomes fact as the Camargo silhouette debuts from a leading New York house. Inspired by Sunny Spain the style features a tight bodice, short waist, and full overdress with a bouffant effect, best shown in emerald-green moire with navy tulle and emeralds at the shoulders. Younger dressers favor pastels with flowers, ribons, and Mexican drawn work, while triple colored girdles offer versatile styling.
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New York
Spain
Fashion Notes on White Organdie and Sheer Gingham Styles
A review of latest dress trends features white organdie over black satin for a quaint effect, and sheer lawn paired with bright gingham to balance the outfit. Tunics remain in favor with one sided uneven detailing and new straight front collars. Georgette and taffeta blends are suggested for smart styling. In church news, Methodists in the Northwest are urged to pledge 25 percent of members to daily prayer and donate a tenth of incomes toward centenary programs including city church work and immigrant education.
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C. Jackson
Northwest
Be Trustworthy The Camp Fire Law Fourth Point
The fourth point of the Camp Fire Law is Be Trustworthy. The article discusses trustworthiness at home school social life and in business, noting its personal and societal rewards and the seven-point symbolism of camp rings with Wohelo symbolism.
Northwest Methodists Exceed Centenary Drive Quotas
The Methodist centenary drive reports more than forty northwest cities have already surpassed their combined quota of 2.664 million dollars for the $105 million rebuilding fund. If the pace continues Frank predicts the region will hit the target before May 25.
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Northwest
Frank
Depew Predicts Bolshevik Threat and Republican Return
Former Senator Chauncey M. Depew marks his eighty fifth birthday and discusses politics saying Republicans will win the next chance and America will experience growth in material and humanities. He asserts no fear of speech harming prospects and reflects on aging well.
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America
Republican Party
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Lincoln
United States
Spokane Leader Proposes Free Speech With Silence Campaign
William J. Coates, Spokane Sectional Labor Council president, urges letting radicals speak freely while newspapers and periodicals practice a campaign of silence. He supports freedom of speech for bolsheviks and IWW members but with controlled media exposure.
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William J. Coates
Spokane Sectional Labor Council
Washington Federation of Labor
Coates
Leaders rely on publicity to keep the movement alive
Mr. Coates argues that without printed lines about meetings the movement would die, as soap box orators need notoriety. His view has sparked debate with many students of the situation agreeing. A Spokane report notes Hecla mines set lead production records in 1918, and a $200,000 paper mill is planned for Grays Harbor.
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Coates
Spokane
Hecla
Grays Harbor
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