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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
9
Paris designers show fall ensembles favoring straight coats and plisse skirts while ensemble outfits remain key for day wear and evening. Detroit fashion writer notes sports frocks and jackets in jumper and coat-frock styles, crepe satin and navy accents, fur borders, and varied collar and plastron details.
The article notes Pinks Blues Greens and Yellows in running riot on runways. It highlights use of georgette and chiffon fabrics with plain central tones and limited trimming to accentuate flow and flowered patterns.
The text discusses a trend toward softened lines in French modern capes jabots and circular revers. It notes a persistent suggestion of grace and movement in the latest fall styles.
The infant wardrobe prioritizes sheer fabric and flat hand sewn seams to protect tender skin. A layette of four dresses four gertrudes four nightgowns four bonding bands size two vests and stockings is outlined with silk and wool pieces preferred. A pinning band is worn for two weeks then replaced by a silk and wool sleeveless under shirt.
The Outlook notes in 1914 workers often labored 12 hours, yet today output per man in iron and steel rose 50 percent, boot and shoe making up 17 percent, and automobile manufacturing up threefold in the past twelve years.
Yellowstone park plants will be cultivated in Stockholm oval gardens as a U S national park service and Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus tour connection unfolds. Professor Conrad guided the royal party and prepared a collection of rarer Yellowstone species and seeds of cholcer flowers for permanent Swedish display at the royal herbarium.
Italian scholars at a Milan congress announced plans to research the Etruscans. They note fragmentary knowledge of Etruscan history and culture and suggest Rome rose from a city of huts beside the Tiber. They argue Pompeii may have originated as an Etruscan settlement.
A New England girl boasts she packed 20 dresses in one suitcase but omits how she finished filling the 1t. Sioux City Tribune notes the incomplete brag and leaves readers curious about the method.
A quirky etiquette note states that true Japanese manners forbid using etiquette in the presence of cut flowers. The text concludes with a bold admonition to keep up with the world or face a severe consequence.
Mrs Alfred Garand identified 185 stolen chickens from a 5000 flock in Williamstown New Jersey. When officers asked proof she whistled There's no place like home and 185 birds came to her, flockmates crowding around the cracked corn hopper as they answered the cue.
The passage recalls Elias Grouse introducing needle making to England in 1506 and notes an aphorism about flattery and perceptions of heroism, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
The piece notes moire in navy blue and rich tans and browns with wine reds, treated like figured silks. It favors simple tailoring for youth and more ornamentation for matronly afternoon wear, highlighting soft black blouses, dolman sleeves, and tunics with peg hip lines for unstructured yet elegant frocks.
A fragmented discussion on how younger women favor somber hues and older women seek brighter colors to signal youth. It notes makeup choices, hair, and color palettes, warning middle aged women to balance vibrant tones with restraint and avoid overwhelming looks.
General Motors uses Fisher Bodies across all divisions for Buick Chevrolet Oakland Oldsmobile and Pontiac. Fisher Bodies promise safety convenience and beauty with innovations setting GM cars ahead in quality and design.
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