Denim Goes Style High for Women in Summer Wear
Denim, once seen as durable workwear, rises as fashionable material for women’s suits and play clothes this summer. Designers feature blue denim jackets skirts and two piece outfits with bright color accents and nautical styling.
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Hand crocheted collars add fresh life to dresses
A spic and span collar brightens a dress collection. One collar shown is crocheted from lightweight mercerized cotton and embroidered in contrast color. The other collar, also hand crocheted from light mercerized cotton, features a contrasting border and a twisted draw string through crochet spaces.
Pockets Go Down Pockets on Beach Togs
Beach fashion notes describe pockets on swimwear shrinking from hip to knee level as styles evolve.
Summer Fur Styles Spotlight in Fashion
Fur in summer appears as a charming incongruity in fashion. To stay current, acquire a white ermine bolero or pointed fox cape for summer. Come fall, seek hip length brown fur jackets as advance models arrive, with white marabou or ostrich neckpieces and capes drawing interest.
Bed Capes Fashionable Evening Wraps For Summer Frocks
Clever crocheted bed capes with tiers of ruffles from neck to hemline are being worn as evening wraps over summer frocks. Young daughters are showcasing the outfits, turning boudoir adornments into stylish streetwear, and the trend seems to be catching on.
Forest Green Color Chosen for Girl Scout Uniforms
Forest green is the shade chosen for the new costume to be adopted by the 450000 Girl Scouts nationwide. The dresses are one piece with princess lines, a flared skirt, short puffed sleeves, a belted waist, and a front zipper to a close rolled collar.
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Boleros Rise in Summer Fashion Trends
Boleros become increasingly important for summer styles. They pair with evening wear and casual day dresses and are crafted from fabrics ranging from velvet to organdie.
Fall Tweeds Highlight Colorful High Fashion
Fall tweeds stress color with wine purple green and pink blends in stripe or tile patterns. Blues are especially emphasized for the fall market.
Braden and Hambro Highlight Far Reach of Diplomacy
The piece profiles Braden as a versatile American diplomat who manages oil, minerals, and Latin American issues, and notes his Chaco mediation role and mining background. It also covers Carl J. Hambro, Norwegian parliament president, his Geneva clash with Chamberlain, Oxford group ties, and leadership in Norway's Labor Party amid League of Nations debates.
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Platinum’s Forgotten Value In Early Prospecting Tales
Old prospectors recall finding native lead in pans and sluiceboxes as platinum later proved scarce and of little value. Counterfeiters used it for heavy-weight forgeries and some gold plated platinum coins exist. From 1828 to 1845 Russia’s Nicholas I issued platinum rouble pieces prized by collectors.
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Twilight Reflections of a Seaside Elderly Lady
In a small sea town Miss Matilda Bell sits by a rear window overlooking the sea as the Brnny Toyshop closes for the day. The sunset casts a magical glow while memories of fifty years ago drift through her mind, recalling a youthful pledge to a dashing naval officer.
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Miss Matilda Chooses Love Over Separation By The Sea
A romantic tale unfolds as Miss Matilda, grieving for a lost fiancé, agrees to join Tom in a life across the sea. They vow partnership and travel to South America, trusting their bond to endure years apart and danger.
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Wise and Otherwise: thoughts on speech and timing
A columnist collection notes a psychologist urging children to express ideas while mocking wallpaper. A writer recalls faster girls eighty years ago. A Scot critiques American free speech after a phone operator demands a nickel. The idle rich and the best husbands who wed young: money complicates love.
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See by Mirrors Tapestry Weavers Watch Progress
A Collier's Weekly note explains tapestry weaving from the back requires weavers to monitor progress in mirrors facing the front of the fabric. The practice highlights how internal work reveals itself only through reflective inspection.
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