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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1924

Page

7

Straight Lines In New Winter Coats Dominant In Paris Styles

A Paris fashion note in the Boston Globe says straight lines dominate the cold season with coats and skirts showing a youthfully slim silhouette. Many fur and cloth coats follow the straight outline, though some models flare at the hem. Redfern’s latest uses heavy silk tricot with mulberry silk chenille bands and fur borders, paired with sable or mink trims for a smart, versatile look.

Paris Boston Globe Redfern

Picturesque gowns featured by designers in Paris ateliers

Readable fashion notes describe gowns from Paris studios notable for heavy crepe meteor fabrics and gilt thread embroidery. Designers show hand embroidery in many folk patterns and modern motifs in silk and beads. The trend blends rich ornament with softening trims and fringe in high fashion gowns.

Paris

Plain patent leather envelope purse gains fashion traction

A report notes the current vogue favors a simple envelope style purse for the well dressed woman. The trend emphasizes plain leather and minimal decoration over ornate designs reflecting evolving tastes.

Fox fur fashions in the season's popular coats and scarves

A trimmed overview notes white gray or black fox fur as a leading choice with single skins tossed over shoulders or worn as a simple fox scarf mounted in the traditional rug style. Invisible hooks help secure the scarf in two pat positions for fit.

Tailored Lingerie Marks A New Fashion Trend

A Philadelphia Ledger note highlights tailored lingerie as a notable fashion shift. It describes a nightgown with a tailored collar and sleeve caps integrated into the gown, echoing semi tailored daytime frocks from last summer. The piece also mentions silk bloomer and chemisette sets with bound edges and hemstitched bands as examples.

Philadelphia Ledger

Greek Themed Bathrobes Show Practical Turkish Toweling

Like Greek toque and bathrobes that are practical and different are made of Turkish toweling in tight orange or blue and white stripes, or orange and violet and white. They tie around the figure after the manner of a Greek robe.

Delicate Clasps and Purses Highlight Early Fashion Shifts

A fragment describes gold clasps and jewel set pieces for bags and purses, noting monogrammed holders and leather options. It comments that newer designs abandon ornate, frilly styles as excessive, favoring simpler, functional closures and needlework details.

Corset Design Emphasizes Comfort and Flexibility

Fashion notes describe a new corselet combining brocade and silk ribbon with ample boning for support yet keeping the silhouette easy and flexible. The aim is a balance of structure and comfort in undergarments.

Fragmentary OCR captures fashion notes and figures

A fragmented OCR passage notes dance frocks and ornate body garments, referencing tones and colors like brilliant red. It mentions women and a decorative envelope like effect, with unclear names or dates, forming a desultory snapshot of a fashion scene.

Wit Optioned Bim’s Fancy Hat Described in Fragment

An OCR fragment describes a hat with a very high crown and tiny brim turned up at the front. The text mentions ostrich features and decorative suncurls, reflecting fashion notes on unusual hat shaping.

Landslide Victory Extends Coolidge Majorities in Congress

The nation’s voters gave President Coolidge and his party a substantial working majority in both houses. The La Follette faction weakened, Mangus Johnson defeated, and Coolidge’s broad support reflected popular approval of his course. Analysts cite labor and farmer discontent as key causes.

Coolidge Senate House la Follette Congress United States LaFollette Wisconsin Davis LaFoliette

Narrow Victory Sparks National Debate on Silent Vote

The article analyzes the 1924 election dynamics, arguing Coolidge benefited from a silent vote while La Follette and Democrats faced weakened cases. It notes state margins in Pennsylvania New York Illinois California Indiana and Iowa, and cites reactions from Davis La Follette and mentions two women governors Nellie Ross Miriam Ferguson and a first Black municipal leader in Chicago.

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Address of Mike and Pat in a courtroom scene

A short dialogue records Mike asking Pat if he spoke before a large audience. Pat answers yes a fairly large crowd listened. The exchange ends with Mike asking about the statement and Pat replying Not guilty.

Mike Pat

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Drugstore reports show many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is claimed to help and is sold in two bottle sizes. A Life Insurance exam said many applicants are rejected due to unrecognized kidney issues. A sample bottle offer of ten cents is advertised by Dr Kilmer & Co.

Kilmer

Flaming Youth Dialogue Sparks Risque Exchange

In a slang filled moment from Life magazine Jan Jay asks if kissing elicited a response and Van Puff replies he did as the woman allegedly burned his neck with a cigarette.

Jan Jay van Puff

Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Prompting Verified Packaging

An advertisement urges buyers to choose Bayer branded aspirin only and warns that imitations may be unsafe. It stresses the Bayer name on packaging or tablets as proof of authenticity and notes the product’s safety and physician endorsement. Another line follows a separate aphorism about social behavior.

Bayer

Prominent Figures Debate Tactic Aimed at Broad Appeal

A discussion centers on appealing to the better element to win wider support. Supporters praise the approach as a hit with everybody while opponents warn of superficial consensus and manipulation.

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