Midseason Wool Fashions Highlight Nubby Weaves and Boleros
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas surveys midseason wool ensembles featuring nubby weaves, featherweight textures, and versatile outfits. She notes black wool frocks, fur boleros with hats and muff, sleek coats, and accents like sequins, metal embroidery, and jewel tones across suits, dresses, and resort wear.
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Glamour’s The Word Headdresses Rule Fashion Openings
Cherie Nicholas surveys stylish openings where headdresses dominate, earrings regain favor, veils halo hair with exotic charm, and nail polish tones with floral hair accents signaling a return to dainty feminine hands and meticulous detail in glamour.
Molyneux Midseason Silk Blouses Match Dark Suits
Winter blouse line features shirtwaist silk crepe tops designed to pair with dark tailored suits by Molyneux. The collection emphasizes refined silhouettes and versatile styling for the season.
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Molyneux
Gay Knit Gloves Create Sensation
The new handmade Viennese gloves captivate onlookers with white knit bases and vibrant hand embroidery. Passers-by notice the dramatic impact of the colorful embroidery, making these gloves the height of fashion and a striking contrast to somber costume.
Velvet hoods replace peasant kerchiefs in fashion
The article notes a trend toward velvet little hoods styled like baby bonnets and worn by college girls and resorters. Velvet hoods in striped prints debut for beachwear, paired with the poised youthful look as they go to parties.
Sports Wear Silk Jer Seys Blouses For Sports Suits
Short sleeved blouses in silk jer sey and wool fabrics are highlighted for pairing with sports suits. The item emphasizes versatility and refined comfort for athletic casual outfits.
Evening fashions feature glittery lames and satins
Glimmering fabrics like lames and satin dominate evening dress selections as shoppers favor lustrous, form flattering styles for formal events.
Alaska wildlife photography by Joseph Yolo trips 12,000 feet of film
Joseph Yolo known as Martin Johnson of the North returned from Alaska after six months shooting wildlife for the Alaska game commission and the forest service. He logged about ten thousand dollars for film and traveled across the gulf of Alaska filming grizzly bears and caribou while noting laws against shooting caribou while swimming and describing Indian tribes awaiting migratory herds.
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Seattle
Joseph Yole
Martin Johnson
Alaska
Yolo
Yakima
Wash
Alaska Game Commission
Forest Service
Rainier National Park
Mount Olympus
Gulf of Alaska
Islands
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Valdez
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Yukon River
Imported Star Captures Global Hunters on Kenai Quest
On the Kenai peninsula Yolo photographs hunters from around the world including Kermit Roosevelt a French duke a Polish count and toy magnate A C Gilbert. He records rare eagles ptarmigan salmon and other game with a 12 inch telephoto lens while traveling 12000 miles without a gun aided by two armed guides. He also photographs Mount McKinley sheep in groups up to 100 rams noting their wary eyes and defensive circles and plans a return trip north next March.
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Kermit Roosevelt
A. C. Gilbert
Yolo
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Mount McKinley
Ice Age Rock Carvings Found Near Seattle Washington
Scientists in Vantage Washington identify ten relief figures on sandstone near the Columbia River dating to the Ice Age. Depictions include horse fox skunk elephant mastodon lizard serpent rabbit lion and two heads. The find may illuminate Pacific Northwest fauna and its era.
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Washington Vantage
Wash
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Movements shaping postwar world order warning of isolation’s end
The piece argues that after World War I Europe’s breakdown of isolation spurred three dominant social movements Nazism Fascism and Communism with a fourth Christian kingdom proposed as a new model It notes Nazi racial policies expulsion of Jews and the perilous global pressures creating interdependence across nations.
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Europe
Germany
Transformed Living Room Shows Slip Covers Dual Style
Betty Wells describes Jane Howard's home where slip covers create two room personalities. Daily wear uses blue cretonne while dress up employs green damask and leather chairs, with pale blue walls and white accents. The couple funds room over, choosing furniture changes over rug or radio.
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Mrs. Howard
Betty Wells
WNU Service
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