Stateliest of wedding gowns parade in June fashion
A wedding dress feature surveys centuries of gown design in white satin with lace and pearls. The gown shows a long embroidered body with a pearl girdle and princess train. Pearl beads dominate this season with various beadwork and lace headdresses completing the bridal look.
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Wedding Millinery Trends For Bridesmaids And Bats
Designers draw on the wedding cortege theme to craft ornate millinery for bridesmaids and brides. Hats feature narrow ribbons, braid edgings, poke bonnet shapes, and floral touches like forget-me-nots, with Paris decrees guiding plumes and pearled edges. Options range to wide brims in hair braid and all white ensembles.
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Paris
Women Red Heads Form New Society in Gaia Study
The University of Nebraska hosts a banquet by the Order of Golden Fleece, a club for young women with red hair shades from squash to magenta. Members are classified by hair color and prizes awarded for brightness, quantity, and shade, sparking debate on class-based associations and racial coloring in character.
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Washington
University of Nebraska
Order of Golden Fleece
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Parents’ Leagues
Consumers’ Leagues
Writers
Lesgues
Order of the Golden Fleece
Iis
Bomb explodes fatally during attempted blast at Italian factory
Italian anarchist Mario Facta, twenty, was killed when a bomb he was preparing exploded at Signor di Benedetto’s engineering plant in Turin. The attacker had been expelled from France for forming a local Socialist party section. Police found six more bombs and material for making explosives nearby.
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Mario Facta
Signor di Benedetto
Facta
France
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Wedding shocks Quaker 400 crowd in Philadelphia
Frances S. Mears, noted society girl, wed Buster Estes a cow-puncher in Jackson Hole Wyoming on March 29. The groom, a World War veteran and famed horseman, reportedly has killed three horse thieves and is praised as a top shot by Dr. Harvey J. Brite of Philadelphia.
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Booster Estes
Frances S. Mears
Buster Estes
Jackson's Hole
Wyo
Harvey J. Brite
Turkey Hen Lays at Falmouth Chronicle Reports
Mrs Ra H Stephens formerly from this county now in Kenton county owns a blue turkey hen that laid 0 eggs last spring and raised a flock of young turkeys. A bronze turkey hen began laying April 1 and continued through November totaling 17 eggs. The hen showed no inclination to sire.
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Falmouth
Ra. H. Stephens
Kenton County
Sun Cooks Scientist's Meals on Novel Stove
Dr. C G Abbot of the Smithsonian describes the Old Solcock solar stove to the National Academy of Sciences. The apparatus uses a concave parabolic reflector with an oil tube to heat the cooking chamber and a Roat device for automatic regulation. Mrs Alot reportedly cooked beans and claimed the food tasted better using solar heat at Mount Wilson California.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
C. G. Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Alot
Mount Wilson
Cal
Albert
Willie
Tanlac Restores Health Says Mrs M Jackson
Mrs M Jackson of Sulbeary Street Dauwie says Tanlac cured her nervousness and rheumatic pains after months of insomnia headaches and fatigue. She reports steadier nerves and regained strength and urges others to try the remedy sold by leading druggists.
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M. Jackson
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