Sailor Hat Again Tops Fashion Wardrobe Revival
In a 1930s style fashion note, the sailor hat returns as a popular accessory with varied straw textures and gardenia embellishments. The feature highlights the five-way ensemble, versatile multi-piece outfits, berets in crochet and milan straw, and practical sports wear suitable for summer activities.
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Paris
Milan
Fancy and Mocha Date Cakes From The Kitchen Cabinet
A 1939 kitchen column presents cake and pie ideas for brides with simple recipes. Fancy Biscuit and Mocha Date Cake use dates, coffee infusion, and peanut butter or butter frosting. Recipes cover lemon pie, Napoleon Torte, and cider frappe with steps and ingredient lists.
Highwaymen Plundered London Streets in the Eighteenth Century
The piece notes rampant lawlessness in England with even royalty at risk. A highwayman reportedly stopped King George and relieved him of his purse and items in Kensington Gardens. Mail coaches faced frequent assaults until 1792 when armed guards were introduced to protect the mails.
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Pia
Bassett
Romilly
Amory
Richard
Koki
Port Moresby
Tatatata
Caxon
Spicer
Fanshaw
Daru
Miss Laurier
Holly
Australia
Palm Avenue
Mrs. Laurier
Fort Moresby
Phil
Mum
Ruth
Boaz
Australis
Ona
England
London
Kensington Gardens
George of
Detroit News
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Beatrice Grimshaw
Hughes Massie & Co
Richard Fanshaw
Mr. Spicer
Fisherman Island
Darling
Basset
Sailor Hat
Milady
Western Newspaper Union
Western
Paper Union