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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
10
Paris designer Lucien Lelong predicts future men’s attire will favor greater simplicity and comfort. He notes the shift from stiff collars and formal wear to relaxed cuts and softer fabrics, influencing both men’s and women’s fashion globally.
The article discusses modern art as a force in design and dress, praising simplicity over ornate styles. It cites American reception of modern art through Christmas cards and exhibits in New York, noting how women lead in pursuing simple beauty and that men will follow.
Editor notes a long study of ancient toys by Willam Thompsea fellow of the Royal Geographic Society. He traces dolls, rattles and tops from primitive dream children to modern playthings, describing how Greek and other ancient toys influenced today’s children. He notes early marbles and carved toys, with references to Egyptian, Greek and other cultures shaping the toy world through centuries.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms, including possible military titles and personal names, but lacks coherent sentences or clear events. The readable bits reference Serpez, Colonel Benamin Hower, Pot ped Fiore la Te, and other garbled items without context or dates.
An NEA Space Writer notes fashion show details featuring gowns in yellow and orchid tones. Models include Consuelo Gimberzat and Phyllis Baker as they parade satin trousse, crepe gowns, and decorative trains with intricate necklines and feather ornaments.
A satirical guide outlines men's wardrobe needs with focus on coats suit types and accessories. It cites costs from $65 to $75 and lists minimum items including lounge suits, tweed ensembles, cutaways, shirts, ties, and hats. It warns against ill fitting topcoats and urges proper silhouette and proportion for a polished look.
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