Novel and Decorative Fastenings By Cherie Nicholas N
The article highlights slide fasteners and catalin buttons shaping fall and winter fashion. Designers embrace ornamental closures from London to Paris, featuring colorful catalin in buttons and decorative pulls on dresses and sport coats.
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London
Paris
Western Newspaper Union
Voguish Belts by Cherie Nicholas
Belts from designer Belo dominate this season with chic suede pieces and gold accents. A black suede belt with small gold studs enhances the waistline over cocktail frocks and blends with outfits from sweaters to suits. The multi leaf belt in gray and wine tones adds sporty zest and versatile mood.
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Belo
Afternoon Winter Suit Sets High Note in Paris
The afternoon suit stands as a top Paris couture choice for the winter season with each house presenting a new gilhouette in rich materials. Broadcloth and duveryn lead dressy suit options while velvet and lightweight wools grow popular. Silver and black fox collars trim sleeves and jacket hems, with Persian lamb used for coats and trims alongside broadtail and carncw for tailored details.
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Paris Couturiers
Plaid Ensembles Dominate Latest Dress Trends
Fashion notes reveal plaid is the season’s lead story with tailored jacket suits and matching pieces. A bias-cut plaid wool dress offers practical day wear while a large horse-blanket plaid coat makes a bold statement for outings and events.
Enliven Black Costumes With Bright Accessories
A vogue highlights black outfits enlivened by red accessories. Smartly dressed women wear red suede hats and carry bandbags. matching red gloves accompany black ensembles. The striking contrast elevates the overall effect, enticing admiration.
Dear Mrs Post On Debutante Invitations And Veils
Reader asks about wording to avoid implying a debutante presentation. Answer: when the daughter's name sits under the parents, it signals she is “out.” For younger daughters engraved forms are better, with the daughter's name across the top. veils fashion reflects current trends. no fixed rule, but hats and veils evolve with fashion.
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Mrs. Post
Mra. John
Mary Lou
St. Luke's Hospital
Klondike
Alaska
Telegraph
Hines
Dawson
Aurora Borealis
Southern Cross
Casey Antonio Moran
Antonio
Mt. Koyukuk
Yukon
Koyukuk
States
Press Association
Pranks and Hoaxes by 19th Century Journalists
A collection of tales from the Klondike era and 1870s press, detailing bold hoaxes and April Fools style fabrications. It recalls Dawson reporters fabricating Noahs Ark finds and a camel elk myth, plus rival papers spoofing Brazilian coffee tales.
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London
Ohio
the Times
H. F. Harrington
Medici School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Game
Nivel
Riv
Minnesota Twin Cities Mesabi Iron Mines Feature
A National Geographic survey sketches Minneapolis and St. Paul as a joint hub for grain and animal commerce with Duluth linking Great Lakes trade, notes Mesabi iron ore discovery by the Merritt brothers, outlines Duluth’s harbor strength, and highlights Minnesota’s diverse industries from Finns in the Arrowhead to stone quarries and non metallic minerals.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Inneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Red River Valley
Minneapolia
Mesabi
Daniel Webster
Lord Ashburton
Merritt
Duluth
Colersine
Binsbik
Hibbing
Greet Lakes
Pennsylvania
Western Qearker
St. Louis River
Europe
Teutonic Sea
Arrowhead
Finland
Jong-cabin Building
Reino Kylmala
Arvo Wopjo
Mesabi Iron Range
Vermilion Iron
Cuyuana Range
Red Wing
Coteau Dea Prairies
Kettle River
Kasota
Mankato
Morton
St. Cloud
Barre
Cold Spring
Ooor Pipestone
Coteau Des Prairies
Poe
What Might Have Been By Dickens Quotation Reflected
A Dickens quotation on unfulfilled potential notes how shattered hopes provoke imagined blossoms of what could have been, framing the sentiment of regret and counterfactual flowering when dreams fail to thrive.
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Dickens
Firmness and Gentleness Quote Reflects Self-Control
A succinct aphorism from La Rochefoucauld states that true possession of gentleness requires first possessing firmness. The maxim emphasizes inner discipline as the foundation of gentle conduct.
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