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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1927

Page

2

Modernizing titles change shop names and roles across town

Rip Van Winkle returns to a transformed town with brick buildings and new fashioning of occupations. The piece notes barber shops, beauty parlors, realtors, optometrists, dentists, and many professions adopting fanciful labels, reflecting society’s trend to dramatize work and rename ordinary jobs.

Rip van Winkle Matin Street Resston Meg Bill Jenkins Will Shakespeare Kip van Winkle

Two Piece Outfit for Summer Styles From Natl Barr

The two piece dress dominates summer fashion with new lines and combinations. Frocks appear in jumper styles bolero effects opened jackets with vestees and contrasting fabrics. Skirts vary from circular flare straight plaited yoke peplum to uneven hems while blouses range from bloused to tailored with bows collars and trims.

Blocked Linen Dress Is Liked for Summer

The silhouette is slim yet generous, with an inverted front plait and two back plaits creating graceful flare. White collar cuffs bindings and buttons provide crisp contrast to the blocked linen dress, paired with a blue suede belt.

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Relics of Morse Found at Pacific University Library

Literary relics collectors uncover Samuel F. B. Morse instruments and a library at Forest Grove Oregon college. The IWUbrary houses works by Jedediah Morse and a 1642 Universal Geography by Ptolemy alongside other items.

Samuel F. B. Morse Pacific University Forest Grove Iwubrary Jedediah Morse Ptolmey

First Editions of Cotton Mather Works Found

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate early Cotton Mather writings on theology linked to Samuel Morse’s brother Sidney Edwards Morse. The scant text mentions instruments and a library donated to a university years ago.

Cotton Mather Samuel Morse Sidney Edwards Morse

British Gold Coinage Fineness and Alloy Standards

The article states British coinage uses 22 of 24 carats gold, equating to 11616 out of 1000 fineness, with two twenty fourths alloy. It begins noting standard silver for coinage as consisting of one-half.

Prohibition on Melting British Gold and Silver Coins

government decree bans melting of British gold and silver coins as part of monetary policy. The move targets coinage metal loss and seeks to preserve bullion value for the currency system.

Mythical Shipton Prophecies Spark Debate Over Existence

Text traces the legendary Prophetess Mother Shipton to the 1641 pamphlet The Prophecie of Mother Shipton and notes later verses ascribed to her. Some scholars doubt her historical existence.

Mother Shipton Henry VIII

Laces and Chiffons Inspire Animated Summer Frocks

Fashion writers note a shift toward animated lace and chiffon designs for warm weather. Paris midsummer hints at neater, plainer dresses with tailored touches by Chanel influencing saddle buckles and buckled trims. Soft lines appeal to women of importance while severely tailored looks suit youth and mature figures.

Paris Chanel Lfe

Angora Wool Innovations In Trenth Summer Styles

Light weight sweaters use shaggy wool with Angora for spring and summer fashion. Embroidery on sports items features Angora thread including embroidered dots and Angora band and cross stitch. Worth showcases a rose colored Angora sweater with white zigzag design and white embroidered dots, paired with rose crepe de chine skirt.

Worth

Summer Evening Wraps In Velvet Capes For Style

Elegant women seek warm weather wrap options and shift from shawls to capes. Velvet capes, lined in bright colors, offer simple yet chic coverage for evening wear. Uncollared designs rise in popularity as practical fashion statements.

Flannel Coats and Suits Lead in Sports Wear Trend

A Paris fashion note praises flannel coats and suits in gray and beige as the upcoming sportswear vogue. Emphasis falls on intricate cuts and yoke designs for blouses and coats, with sweater suits drawing interest from designers. Plaid skirts and bandanas complete the coordinated look in a casual sportswear ensemble.

Long gloves return to favor in Paris evening wear

Paris reawakens to long gloves after a long lull as black kid gloves lead a revival. A famed Parisian countess is said to have sparked the trend with evening wear, and several women in period robes de style now don shoulder-length black gloves.

Paris W Paris Evernt

Formal Gloves Then And Now In Fashion History

A brief note on changing glove etiquette from long formal gloves to shorter ones. It explains that tall arched cuffs on long pull-ons are worn for informal wear, while cuffs on afternoon frocks feature circular ruffs that stand out from the wrist.

New England

Comrade Kulinr Addresses Peasant Reunion in Soviet Era Tale

Pierre Van Passen recounts Comrade Kulinr, president of three farms, speaking to farmers near Nzgnix. A heckler cites contrasts under czar and Africa’s lack of pants, prompting the president to claim Soviet progress and pants as a measure of freedom.

Kulinr Kadina —Mkes N Zgnix Africa Pierre van Passen Atlanta Constitution

Unclear dialogue on blowing rings and gold expectations

Fragmentary lines discuss blowing rings including a 12 carat gold filled ring and a challenge. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations are given.

Gossip Turns Sour as Shouting Cuts Deep

Fragmentary gossip column notes a sharp exchange at a party with accusations and insinuations swirling around a central figure, described as the knife of the party, highlighting tense social dynamics and conflict amid rumors.

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