Luxurious Furnishings Inspire Delicate 19th Century Style
Elegant silhouettes of silk and gold lace inspire miniature decoration ideas across frames, pincushions, perfume containers, and vase toppers. The article notes ribbons and bisque busts used to dress and cover items from lamps to electric lights, reflecting romantic era fashions in home ornaments and dressing-table accessories.
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Plaited skirts dominate spring fashion with varied fabrics
Cheerful outlook for separate skirts returns as plaited styles lead the season. Wool materials in stripes and crossbars feature box and side plaits, with wide options from one to six inches. White satin and crepe de chine add contrast, while matching coats and hats complete the ensemble.
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Germany threat to American dyes sparks disarmament debate
An editorial warns of German dye control and chemical industry as a national risk. It argues for protecting U S dye production through policy, criticizes Senate filibusters, praises Britain's swift measures, and cites War Trade Board concerns and Haber process aims.
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