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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
7
War era fashion advice highlights a home sewn debutante frock using crepe georgette and lace. The design features a long straight skirt, gathered waist, low neck, taffeta bodice, lace overskirt, and printed georgette overdrape. It stresses modesty and practicality for war time.
Four Hats, Simple and Smart presents youthful millinery with silk satin and other fabrics. It showcases sprightly satin hats, navy blue tam designs, plaited ribbons, beaded fronts, and elaborate trims suitable for students and young women. It notes versatile shapes from casual to dressier styles and emphasizes friendship as a theme in the text.
A cookbook style feature presents chestnut based dishes and meatless options for winter meals. It lists Chestnut Soup Nesselrode Pudding Chestnut Pie Chocolate Nut Pudding and various condiments and pickles. Additional notes cover fruit preserve ideas including windfall apples and chutneys.
New York factory representatives report dark colored chiffon velvets as among the most popular pile fabrics for fall with steady selling since early in the season. Dress manufacturers have placed liberal orders for the weave in desired colorings. Retailers nationwide seek more chin velvets and velveteens while corduroys show less demand. Volume hinges on mills' production capacity. The Cry for Peace and Becker discuss Germany's possible change of heart or tone in a separate note.
A fashion writer notes that American styles favor midnight blue Burgundy tobacco brown and a silvery light blue as new gown colors. A striking lake blue mermaid frock features fine machine pleating and a one piece design with shimmering white overtones, marking a new, alluring silhouette.
A delicate transparent gown features a clingy skirt that flows into froth over the feet, a round bodice and decolletage, flat hip extensions, short pointed sleeves, and a mermaid-like effect. The dress is so supple it folds to nothing when held like a balloon deflated.
Very good looking coats made of heavy satin, lined with bright colored satin and a warm interlining. Outer and inner surfaces are loose and graceful with occasional fur collars for extra comfort and smartness.
A stream of cartoonish vignettes satirizes social pretensions and travel slang. Exchanges feature traveling salesmen debating commissions and a man on the water wagon while others joke about pronunciations and ship names.
A jumble of quips and scenes appears, including a bold salesman quip, a theater jab, a family brag, and a coastal Florida scout saving a burning house. The report notes exhausting front-line delays in the German press and mentions an arc die island discovery questioned for Irish stew materials.
A sermon outline discusses Isaac’s failing discernment and Rebekah’s scheme to secure Jacob’s birthright. It details Isaac’s weakness to appetite, Rebekah’s deception, Jacob’s hesitation, and the resulting blessing and Esau’s remorse, warning against fleshly pursuits over spiritual blessings.
A historical note describes a saint known for frequent prayers in service to his church. One version shows a steward urging the saint to alter his plea from brushing away webs to killing the spider. The parable is used to argue that persistent problems require root solutions rather than temporary measures.
The piece argues retailers must submit orders early via printed notices as manufacturers curb sales staff. Advertising sustains consumer demand during and after the war, keeping brand goodwill and government support intact. It claims postwar prosperity hinges on continued ad buys to remind buyers of available goods and to support brands that ship wartime products.
King Bordman of Bulgari hosts a famed summer garden near Musalla under the Rhodope range. He cultivates Alpine and sub Alpine plants including rare natives and representative specimens from Eakin, revealing diverse Carpathian Caucasus links and indigenous flora that bloom briefly after snowmelt.
A Boston Transcript article notes candy's changing role from simple handouts to a refined craft. It discusses how confections now reach American and British soldiers and suggests gumdrops entice many, as candy becomes a staple in modern diets.
Fragmented OCR text covers airplane camera reliability and a 1910 US farming survey. It mentions aerial photography aims to detect forgeries and enemy movements, plus farming data showing crop shares across farms, with apples peaches cotton and others cited. A humorous aside references a Camp Coster rookie and Deuteronomy 25:5 about a wife at war time.
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