Tailored Spring Suits Reflect Calm, Slim Fashion Tone
A Paris inspired view notes spring fashion leaning toward slender, youthful silhouettes. Neutral beiges tans grays predominate with soft greens. coats and dresses harmonize in fabric and color. Two piece suits gain favor for versatility, while bold contrasts and shorter skirts appear among elite designers.
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New York Times
Salivin
Yacy
Paris
Couturieres
Redfern
Maruial
Armand
Sone
Evider Bhy
Aumes
Bnitt
Onion health and balanced diets in old kitchen column
A vintage column extols onions for health and antiseptic qualities while offering home tips on balance in meals. It discusses onion poultices for congestion, scent management with parsley, and practical kitchen hacks. It also contrasts dietary needs by age and occupation, urging balanced nutrition based on proteins, carbohydrates, and fats.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Peetie
Ensemble Costume Best Buy Smocking Adorns Tot Frocks
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece on ensemble costumes for children emphasizes a conservative, elegant wardrobe foundation. It highlights sheer materials, Swiss textures, smocking, and silk-like finishes, promoting rich fabrics over garish prints and detailing specific dressmaking techniques for tots’ frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Buy
Tot
Siace
Fustiion
Baby Wallaby Shares Quiet Life Versus Busy Pouch Fun
A playful tale voices Baby Wallaby lauding lively animal life against the quiet, carried comfort of a pouch. It contrasts tranquil baby carriage culture with wallaby and kangaroo mothers leaping boldly, praising the thrill of movement and early feats by mountain zebra foals and other young animals.
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Baby Willaby
Burlie Brownie
Tim
Brownie
Tam
Wallaby
Paney
Denisa
Billie Brownie
Good Fishing Hole Tale of Private Signs and Limits
An old gentleman compliments a young fisher on a big catch and the lad explains his route past a private patch with trespass warnings and a rule marked no fishing near a river pool, highlighting restricted access and enforcement.
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Union Pacific Magazine
Kiss Sold for 60 Cents in Rabbit Trade Report
A local item notes a playful barter where a kiss is exchanged for greenstuff to aid a rabbit. Johnnie-Toucher offers a kiss in return for funds, then finalizes with a 60 cent sale to his big brother.
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Johnnie—Toucher
Johnnie—Iere
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Brandt
Ian Tweed
Western Newspaper Union
William Dean Howells
Ome
Ven
Sulta Bottomley
Elon
Baby Wallaby Ways
Mother Wallaby
Rigleys
Jack
Amin
U.s
United States Rubber Company
Ruby Brandon
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Michigan
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