Hats Are Simpee New Styles In Summer Millinery
Paris and American designers push elegant simplicity for summer hats and gowns. Georgette sketches a chic morning hat with orange yellow shantung and yellow straw, while soft crowns use beads, braidings, or kid trim. The shift favors wearability, handwork, and restrained glamour over sensational fashion.
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Paris
Parisiennes
Georgette
Tolle de Jouy
Stocks Return to Fashion in Women's Wear
Designers debate comfort versus style as the reappearance of the stock dominates the season. Women favor plain fabrics with a distinctive embroidered center where a stickpin sits, featuring a small diamond or square surrounded by radiating lines for an eye catching background.
Knitting Becomes Fashionable Ride Time Activity
The article notes factory and office workers knitting during commutes as the season grows colder. Sailor boys at sea will need mufflers soon, while many women continue to knit during travel, even while standing on crowded streetcars.
Overalls for the Summer Girl Make Inroads
The fashion editor notes European women have worn men’s workwear since the war and American girls now favor sturdy summer overalls. Shops show percale and denim sets in solid colors stripes and khaki. The coat and full overalls suit a feminine young wearer.
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Europe
Woman's Home Companion
Hats Return to Heavier Fabrics as Summer Wears Begin
Fashion writers note a shift from straw hats to velour, velvet, wool velour and other heavier fabrics. Velour hats in purple, navy, gold, khaki, red, green and white appeal for summer sports and garden parties, offering a novel alternative to light straw styles.
Polishing Shoes Improves Wear and Appearance
The article notes women often overlook polishing benefits for walking shoes. It advises polishing a new street shoe once before heavy use to resist scratches, with emphasis on tan shoes.
Italian Secret Police Expose Espionage and Swiss Plot
The Italian secret police revealed two striking cases of espionage linked to neutral Switzerland. One reports a Zurich fraud tied to the Austrian consulate and Mgr Gerlach with arrests of Austro German spies in Italy. The other centers on Count Luca Cortese a bogus Neapolitan nobleman whose banking swindles may cloak espionage activity and whose accomplices were arreste d.
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Italy
Zurich
Mgr. Gerlach
Vatican
Zo- Tich
Itly
Urich
Switzerland
Fife
Darkswell
Tun
Neling
Mgr Gerlach
Luca Cortese
Cortese
Sliio
Vienna
Berlin
Steefhe
Tofin
Duii
Como
Signor Diatto
Turin
Signor
Dante Ferraris
Fiat Automobile Company
Scrappy monkey repels yellow dog in Wert ven town
An Italian organ grinder's monkey fights off a large yellow dog in the street. The animal climbs a barber's pole, dodges and bites, then drives the dog away. The monkey returns to its master unharmed.
Phrase about Fat Woman Enjoys Praise Noted
A brief blunt remark notes that even a heavyset woman appreciates being flattered and spoken of highly. The line reflects a sharp, social observation rather than a narrative event.
Cigar Trade Seen Replacing Opium in China
The piece notes cigars becoming a major social substitute for opium in China with rising imports around 350 000 dollars annually, mainly via Hongkong. Dutch made cigars gain in South China while Philippine varieties lose favor, and a Chinese controlled German factory in Hongkong continues producing cheap cigars for local and European markets.
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China
Hongkong
South China
Far East
Europe
Theap
Carry a Six Ton Building Moved by 250 Soldiers
A six ton building housing the Y M C A at Mercedes Texas was moved without machinery by 250 North Dakota soldiers on the Mexican border. They braced the frame and used runners to lift and carry the structure the 200 yards to a new site, each man bearing less than 66 pounds.
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North Dakota
Popular Mechanics
Army Y. Mi. C. A
Mercedes
Tex
Army Engineers
Demand for Fish Grows as War Cuts North Atlantic Supply
Ottawa urges Canadian fishermen to add two hours of fishing daily to offset Britain’s postwar shortfall. With 60,000 Atlantic fishermen, a two hour extra effort could boost daily catches and help supply England as fish becomes an army ration.
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Great Britain
North Sen
Canada
England
Ottawa
Atlantic
Some Necessary Faults in a Perfect Husband
A dialogue between George and his partner about gambling and expectations. George defends his poker club while his companion argues about sharing desires. The exchange hints at marital fault lines and the tension between passion and domestic ideal.
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George
Nonpatriotic Gossip Amid Wartime Parental Rift
Dialogue about Gladys and Jeanette shows family strain as Jeanette contracts German measles. Mother questions behavior, mentions illness as turning point, reflecting social tensions during wartime.
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Gladys
Jeanette
Flour Paste Made Tasty By Clove Additions
Willie prepared flour paste but Fred warned it would turn sour. White chopped fine cloves into the paste, preserving a sweet flavor as he finished powering his playhouse.
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Willie
Fred
Sementcher Waitress Impresses with Precise Service
A fragmented note praises a waitress ability to handle meals with perfect control. The line references a lunch counter scene and mentions henna wenp and aeserospitla bean in unclear terms.
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