Patrick Conquers Ireland at Tara and Slane
A dramatic dawn on Easter Sunday in 483 A. S. at Tara marks Patrick’s triumph over Druid rule. The high king Leary watches as Christians light the paschal fire on Slane Hill. Patrick’s sermon and miracles convert chiefs, ending Druidism in Ireland and beginning Christian ascendancy.
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Tara
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Ard Ri
Chase Lorne
Asia
Africa
Peter Gray Wolf
Los Angeles Times
Slane
Leary
Patrick
Patrak
Jesus
Saint Patrick Patron Saint of Ireland
Saint Patrick introduced Christianity to Ireland in AD 432 and is famed for driving serpents from the land. Born in Kilpatrick Scotland in 387, he died at Downpatrick on March 17 493. His family was of noble Christian lineage. his name derives from Patricius meaning the young patrician.
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Ireland
Kilpatrick
Scotland
Downpatrick
Patrick
Patricius
Succat
Demand for Lace for Spring Wear
The New York Times fashion note says old-fashioned lace and related trims are in demand for spring wardrobes. Irish crochet, filet and valenciennes lace feature in frocks and gowns. black net flounces and rose-hued satin with georgette accents appear in evening attire.
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New York Times
Valenciennes
Binche
Valeneon
Chantilly
Hand Painted Hosiery and Garters in Late Mode
Hand painted hosiery and garters showcase the latest fashion with sheer chif fon hose in pale beige gray flesh and nude tones painted in delicate pastels and trailing floral designs. Chantilly lace motifs and entre deux decorate the most elaborate pairs, some with faint rose paintings and rhinestones, plus hand painted garters with jeweled buckles on ribboned elastic.
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Chantilly
Crepe de Chine Jumper Frocks and Tweed Coats
Describes crepe de chine jumper frocks paired with smooth closely woven tweed coats. Coats are self lined for warmth, narrow at the shoulders and flaring at the hem. Collars are nearly absent to emphasize scantness above the waist this year.
Pajama Fashion Described For Boudoir Wear
The passage outlines a latest pajama style not for sleep but for intimate moments with friends in the boudoir. It notes extremely tight ankle garments, coats with a flare and heavy fur outlining, and voluminous sleeves from the elbow down.
Crocheted Hats In Sports Style With Rolling Brim
Amusing classified hat item features crocheted hats in sports style. Made from zephyr wool or silk, they echo felt and velour designs with a small rolling brim.
Tan Crocheted Hat For Sports Wear Trend
A tan crocheted hat with towers of colors woven in offers a chic sporty look. The model targets women seeking versatile headwear that blends fashion with active wear.
Woolen Crepe Embraces Spring Tones and New Patterns
The article notes woolen crepe shifting to spring mood with gray and tan neutrals and pastel shades. It highlights distinct old Chinese tapestry inspired patterns, large single motif panels, bordered materials, and striped fabrics in multiple colors suitable for sports costumes and spiral gown silhouettes.
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Hecht
Winsome Bag Creates New Spring Accessory Trend
Small envelope bags for afternoon and evening wear blend steel and glass beads. Steel beads form background and designs while colored glass beads create floral or border patterns. Lined in white kid or moire with a purse and mirror, they swing on a fine chain over the wrist.
Spring Fashion: Scallops and Prints Rise in 1930s Style
The article describes scalloped hems and decorative edges for spring frocks. It notes slashing and rounding the skirt edge, adding georgette or lace flounces with scalloped borders, and using heavier lace designs to enhance the scalloped lower edge for a revived look.
Parma violet shades rise in fashion for day and evening
Popular shade parma violet leads current fashion with frocks in lighter daytime wear and deeper violet for evening arrivals. Designers blend it into kashu afternoon dresses and volle or chiffon gowns, signaling a growing trend ahead of new plantings.
Revival of taffeta in street dresses by French designers
Street fashion shows feature crisp taffeta outfits led by Drecoll and other French designers. A standout plaid taffeta dress with a black satin collar, tie, and cuffs highlights the revival.
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Drecoll
Pink fabrics set tone for evening gowns in beads and sheen
Pale pink chiffon and shell tones dominate evening dress palettes. Designers pair these hues with pale flesh shades and pearl or Thinestone bead accents to create soft, elegant silhouettes for formal events.
Glad News for Readers on Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Cleveland readers report regained health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Kowalczyk credits the tonic with improved strength and sleep after illness. Detroit letters praise the medicine and Sanative Wash, urging others to try the products.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Helen M. Kowalczyk
Hope O Me Avenue
Washburn Ave
Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Pikham
Window dresser endures injury with surprising composure
A Maine window dresser, hurt while tucking a sheet in a window, calmly retires without a murmur. A friend expresses surprise at the stoicism, and the dresser quips how he could swear with a mouth full of tacks.
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Maine
Treasury Refunds and Surplus Return Highlight
The Treasury Department refunded 151 million dollars to taxpayers in the last fiscal year but retained more than that amount as part of its operations. The report emphasizes both the size of the refunds and the larger retained funds.
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Treasury Department
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St. Kevin's House
Glendalough
Taffeta
Lydia E. Pinkham
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