Spring hats and fabrics favor slim silhouettes and refined palettes
Paris fashion foresees smaller prints and simple silhouettes for spring. Designers stage a shift toward understated fabrics with restrained patterns, while hats move from jaunty cloche to regal, aristocratic shapes blending elegance and modern restraint.
Paris Millinery Faces Spring Change Amid Reports
The article notes fabrics Friscara and Velours Mipeliale in silk and wool blends with pebbled textures and bright speckles. It mentions decunia with ceer background and a fine woolen tout fz tee Jers wey, predicting shifts in millinery after reports on fashion campaigns.
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Marcedia
Afac
Checks Return As Spring Fashion Revival
The spring fashion trend favors checks in wide and small scales on silks, light woolens, and cottons for summer wardrobes. Bold plaid and gingham patterns offer smart options, with refined cheques and herringbone variations providing varied designs for many women.
Tenants Charged By Yard In Russia
In Moscow rooms are rented by the yard and paid according to a tenant’s weekly wage. The minimum norm for one person is about 7 by 7 feet, may rise to 10 by 10 feet, with rent proportional to salary. Larger households pay at the level of the highest earner. co operatives and state funds support housing, with student rents as low as five cents per minimum norm.
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Russia
Commissioner of Health
Nepmen
Tapestries From Pope Era May Join New York Cathedral
Seven French seventeenth century tapestries once in the Barberini palace and later in Rome could move to St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. The set, valued at about 300000 dollars, is being considered by wealthy New York Catholics and five works are on display at Grand Central Art Galleries.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Constantine
France
Grand Central Art Galleries
Televisor inventor Baird speaks on face noise theory
London lecture described how television pictures are received as sounds. J L Baird showed that every object image has a vibration producing distinct noises from a matchbox to a cabbage. He claimed these sounds are permanent records for recreating the original images.
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J. L. Baird
Baird
Factory Hands Earn More Than Office Workers, Study Finds
The Industrial Conference Board survey shows weekly wages for factory and other manual laborers exceed clerical pay by about £2. Data cover twenty occupations across eighteen cities with separate Wool and wage analyses.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Administrator's Notice for Clark County Estate
The administrator with will annexed of the estate of S M Hollingsworth deceased will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall Court House during the June term on the first Monday in June to proceed with probate and related duties. The notice informs creditors and interested parties to present claims or appear as required by law.
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S. M. Scholfield
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