Sleeved looks return in day and evening fall dresses
Fashion highlights a sleeved revival for autumn wear with raglan, cap, bishop, and kimono sleeves in daytime silhouettes and long, embroidered or jeweled sleeves on gowns. Day dresses mix turtle necks and bow necklines while evening gowns adopt crepes, velvets, and rich beading, celebrating a colorful palette.
Fashion leads fall styles in luxury loungewear and lingerie
Fashion pages describe fall trends from uncluttered elegant fabrics to coordinated color and print across nightwear and lingerie. Long floor-length slips with high waists or molded bodices, petti pants, and floor-sweeping gowns define luxe underlayers, robes, and sleep sets with floral and animal prints and lace trims.
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Tobacco ads spread in Greenland via Paris barley push
In Paris Kentucky AP report notes a tobacco industry absence yet heavy advertising for Paris barley market reaching Greenland. Jim Blake of the Coast Guard found bumper stickers reading Sell your tobacco in Paris Ky and they now adorn dog sleds tractors and several small ships in Greenland.
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Greenland
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Float plans urged for Everglades boaters safety
Miami AP reports Everglades park officials now advise boaters to file float plans similar to flight plans. The plan should show route and expected return time to improve search and rescue effectiveness in the vast tall grass marsh.
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Fire Precaution Under Pioneer Log Cabin Chimney Design
FRANKFORT Ky AP a pioneer built a log cabin chimney with a safety feature allowing him to pull a log to collapse the chimney if a fire started. This precaution aimed to control flames and slow spread during a fire emergency at home.
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Kentucky
Woman Sentenced for Forging Passport Date of Birth
A 58 year old woman from Woesendorf near Vienna was given a suspended four week jail term for making herself 10 years younger on her passport. The judge called it forgery of an official document. He indicated three more women will soon face his court on the same charge.
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Woesendorf
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