Fashion talk on winter garments and new trimming styles
A fashion writer surveys upcoming winter costumes highlighting metal embroideries brocades and beading. French influence features metal tissue flowers and jeweled straps with white satin and chiffon gowns favored for the season. Black evening gowns gain ornate trims while wraps become colorful and jeweled.
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Henri Bendel
New York
Bendel
Pery
Armageddon Name Explored in Historic Survey and Excavations
Ancient Megiddo and the Esdraelon plain loom large as surveys and excavations prepare to reveal ruins and records of first rate importance. The Armageddon site, tied to battles and legends, invites exploration by American scientists to uncover buried ancient information.
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Armageddon
Megiddo
Jordan
Solomon
Estraelon
Barak
Sisera
Sideon
Saul
Josiah
Necho
Egypt
Elijah
Jehu
Jezreel
Kingdom of Israel
Napoleon
Allenby
Urey
Sars
Palestine
Mr. J Ames
Herodotus
Mardoios
Taanach
Taannuk
Lejjun
Megiddo Iself
Ras el-Rishon
Rishon
Pity the Poor Groom In June Weddings Said By The Feath's Companion
The piece notes that June marks wedding season with bridesmaids drawing more attention than grooms and men feeling uneasy, while women show strong interest in weddings. It recalls an American humorist calling the groom negligible and mentions a social column called Say You Saw It in The News.
Grasshoppers as Food Widely Endorsed in Historical Accounts
An item discusses grasshoppers as human and animal food across cultures. Fabre and Daumas cited praise for eating grasshoppers in various forms from fresh to ground powder, noting camel and even religious commentary. The note ends with a promotions line for a newspaper classified ad.
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East
Fabre
Percy P. Bicknell
Daumas
Great Desert
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