No More Beanpol es Says Dame Fashion
Chicago September reports the National Dressmakers convention signals end of extreme fashion. They warn against beadpole like figures and over tight corsets. New styles aim to restore natural waist position and improve wearability while preserving era tone and silhouette cues.
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Crazy Indian on the warpath near Peshastin
An unknown Indian roams near Peshastin Washington torching grass and timber while forest fires burn along the Great Northern line from Leavenworth to the Cascade tunnel. A firefighter was shot at, a ranger returned fire, and a posse was organized with bloodhounds from Spokane en route to the scene.
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Arctic Explorer Discovers Nunacotics Tribe in Prince Albert Land
W J Bower reports a new Eskimo tribe named Nunacotics living on a point in Prince Albert Land. They are tall and resemble North American Indians, with rich furs obtained before their schooner wreck and 130 mile walk to Point Barrow. The story notes recovery of health aids and salves sold locally.
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