White Summer Fashions Highlight Sheer Mousseline de Solé
Fashions emphasize feminine white fabrics for summer wardrobes. Mousseline de sole debuts as washable with shadow patterns, paired with nets and organdies for delicate frocks. Models showcase capes, ruffles, and tulle looks, with Chanel inspired ensembles and ornate accessories creating a light, airy summer palette.
Garden party fashions from Cherle Nicholas
Quaint frocks in white mousseline de soie with mulberry piping pair with violet hats and corsages. The revival of wearing real flowers to match hat posies is in vogue with fresh daisies and garden sourced blossoms key to the look.
Frog fastenings take center stage in this season's fashion
Frogs are making a broad comeback in fashion, used on evening gowns, summer suits, shirtwaists, and coats. Designers like Schiaparelli feature gold frog fastenings down the front of gowns, with large frogs at necklines and matching casual looks for wool and linen outfits.
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London Fashions of 1910 Influence 1985 Styles
London fashions of 1910 arriving via London and the silver jubilee influence 1985 United States styles. Flowers feathers silk ribbons laces lingerie touches worn in the 1910 manner. Outdoor dining vogue transforms afternoon dress and garden party frock into daylight dining ensemble. Cartwheel hats with printed silk suits and feminine blouses. Black silk tafetta slips under cream lace daytime coats and dinner gowns. Fortuny inspired accordion pleats create hostess gowns for modern interiors.
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Little Flower Girl Sells Gardenias For Sailors
A Mexican flower girl at San Diego’s exposition grounds sold 500 gardenias to about 500 sailors waiting for a date. She promised 500 dates and then left the crowd at the west gate.
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San Diego
Calif
United States
Exposition Grounds
Gypsies Duel For Suitor Ends In Instant Marriage
A tribal love duel between rival Gypsy camps decided by endurance dance led to the victor marrying the chosen Romeo on the spot. After six hours of spins and twists the fatigued winner fainted, the chiefs proclaimed the winner and the match, and the couple wed amid wild celebration.
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Japanese Seeks Prison Sentences in Protest
Sosuke Kakubari, a 51 year old ex convict, sits in a Tokyo prison awaiting his twelfth conviction and vows to reach twenty before sixty then to end his life in a novel way. He left prison in 1898 and now repeats theft after each sentence as “expression of revolt against an unjust social system.”
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Sosuke Kakubari
Sosuke
Sasuke
Hospital's Fun to Buy Rescued From Coal Bin
Six year old Lester Jones fell into a coal bin near a light plant in Cincinnati Ohio Firemen rescued him and he was hospitalized smiling saying he enjoyed the experience and asked to have his picture taken for publication
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Ohio
Lester Jones
Lester
Preacher Ends Sermon By Leaping From Belfry
In Turnu Severin Romania Rev Victor Uleanu plunged from a belfry window as worshipers departed after a powerful Sunday sermon. Dressed in a gilded Greek Orthodox robe he died instantly smashing his head. Several women fainted and no motive was given.
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Victor Uleanu
Grandfather of 25 at 52 in Boston
Fire Captain Lorenzo Merrill aged fifty two becomes a grandfather for the twenty fifth time as his family grows. Merrill, father of twelve, marks another milestone in a long line of descendants in Boston.
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Lorenzo Merrill
Merrill
Right-footed theft leaves Lipson showing shoes
A Waterbury report notes a thief stole 55 shoes from William Lipson of Providence, all for the right foot. The items were exhibition samples and the loss sparked local disappointment.
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William Lipson
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Noises can be deadly says physics professor
An American physics professor argues noises threaten health and safety. He cites experiments showing women talking at home exceed factory noise by forty times and surpass passing cars by fifty percent. He notes unhearable ultra sound could burn skin and potentially kill, per congress testimony in London.
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Congress of Radio Biology
London
Future Leaders of Race
The piece argues that each generation yields new leaders in government, industry, and professions. It asserts an inevitable transfer of responsibility from current to future graduates, predicting rulers will arise from graduates of these difficult years, despite seeming impossible now.
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Boston Sunday Globe
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