War Era Intrigue Seeks Hidden Romance and Secret Letters
Nancy dazzles with charm as war rages and Colonel Cabot faces a moral test. Washington orders Colin to report, while Nancy and her intrigues threaten loyalties. Mrs Bowlby uncovers a revealing letter and plots a risky pursuit to Canada.
Birth of a Giant in Philadelphia and a Patriots vow
Colin Cabot witnesses Congress declare independence as Dr. Franklin and the Adamses host him in Philadelphia. Washington praises the cause and order, while Nancy and Mrs. Washington reflect on fate, faith, and American destiny. Colossal crowds cheer as cannon roar and the army proclaims liberty.
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Plaids and Checks Next on Program
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes plaids and checks surge into all-day wear from bathing to evening gowns. plaid woolens and bold coats lead spring lines with chic black and white ensembles, three quarter coats, and coordinated scarves. millinery also embraces the checkered trend.
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Western Newspaper Union
Tea Gown Returns as 1932 Chic Fashion Statement
The tea gown relic of the mauve decade reappears in the fashion spotlight. The 1932 version is slim and chic with simple lines, no ruffles or flounces. Luxurious fabrics like jewel toned velvets with fur and lace trim shape the look.
Tucked-in Blouse Revival By Paris Designers
Paris couturiers revive the tucked-in blouse after the princess waistline falls from fashion. Designers favor blouses that tuck at the waist or sit just over the skirt with a high neckline. Front and back fastenings with a top back button row allow the blouse to be slipped off over the head.
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Paris Couturiers
Angora Beads Make Unusual Yet Warm Neck Warmer
Angora beads tied with tiny copper disks create a distinctive neck warmer. The fuzz can tickle sensitive throats yet cushions the chin and helps hide less desirable bones. White and copper is favored though other colors are available to match outfits.
Little Shirred Hats in Pale Beige Crepe
Closely shirred crepe hats in pale beige offer a smart look with black or brown attire. They fit closely to the head and show a new slant over the eyes, presenting an intriguing style.
New Belt Ideas with Copper Trim Fashion Dress
This daytime dress features dark green crepe with subtle weave patterning. Sleeves show modified fullness for the season. A new belt uses metal girdle fastenings with scart ends drawn through a matching ring. Copper accents complement tangerine and brown shades in vogue.
Patterns for Spring Silk Collections Preview
The article notes that spring silk patterns will heavily feature variations of crossbars plaids stripes and checks with popularity ranking in that order for printed and woven textiles.
Austrian Angler Ends Life After Hoax About Fish Head Size
A 21 year old Austrian angler killed himself after confessing to friends that a fish head tale he told was a lie. In a farewell note he claimed the fish was enormous and death would erase the dishonor.
California Fig Syrup: trusted remedy for children’s stomach issues
A Los Angeles mother praises California Fig Syrup for her son Leroy Young’s constipation and biliousness, saying the remedy helped him regain appetite and regular digestion. The ad notes the product's vegetable basis, nature-friendly bowel support, and four million yearly bottles, urging buyers to seek the word California on the carton.
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Georgia St
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Leroy
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Sinus Trouble Prominent Judge In New York
A dated notice claims a well known New York judge and his wife died by their own hand due to chronic sinus trouble. The ad hawks SINASIPTEC a St. Louis doctor’s remedy for sinus issues and cold prevention. Tear out and buy a large bottle from your druggist. Say Sina sip tec.
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Belmont Mansion
Buck Gill
Franklin
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Pat
New York
Mose
St. Louis
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