GARB FOR CORRECT EACH HOUR OF THE DAY CYCLE
The article discusses a French influenced fashion cycle for the day with precise gown choices for social occasions. It notes morning tailored suits in rough weave with fur trim on collars cuffs or lapels, often paired with a fur neck piece and matching muff.
Morning Tailored Suits With Fur Touch in 1920s Style
Fashion notes describe beige boucle tailored suits with fur accents and navy satin skirts, paired with matching coats, gowns, and evening wraps. Details include fox fur lapel replacements, chinchilla sleeves, lace flouncing, Valenciennes trim, and contrasting violet satin with white satin in gowns.
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Chinchilla
Manicure Lady Quizzes Brother on Outdoor Magazine Idea
The Manicure Lady tells George about Wilfred’s plan to start a monthly outdoor magazine focused on fishing and hunting. They discuss funding, naming the publication, and whether Wilfred, who never fishes, could run such a venture with a strong title like Hook Line and Sinker.
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George
Wilfred
Brother Wilfre
Teddy
Earrings Adorn Fancy French Poodle In New York Lobby
In a New York hotel lobby last week a black French poodle wore sapphire pendant earrings dangled from its ears. The dressed owner, said to be Mrs. Henderson of Ithaca, drew many exclamations as the dog attracted public attention on the east wall of the lobby.
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New York
New Mie
Ithaca
Woman Shoots Largest Local Deer This Season
Mrs. Melville E. Ingalls Jr. of New York shot the season’s biggest deer in Hot Springs a four year old buck weighing about 250 pounds. The bullet entered the vital area and the deer ran nearly a mile before stopping.
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Hot Springs
Melville E. Ingalls Jr
New York
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