Summer Fashions Show Modern, Elegant Gowns In Cool Weather
A fashion writer notes unusually formal summer outfits due to a cool season with many indoor activities. Fall and evening gowns favor satin moire taffeta and chiffon fabrics with Callot styles, wide sash belts, butterfly bows, and silver passementerie headlines while summer wraps and lace gowns appear in light, airy silhouettes suitable for day and night wear.
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New York Times
Callot Spears
Callot
Lanvin
Ita
Paris
Georgette
The Second Thought And Common Sense
A reflective line questions if a second thought is invariably common sense. It notes that outcomes for those who wait are rarely what they initially aimed for.
Press Time in Cairo Views of a Cosmopolitan City
The Chicago Daily News notes Cairo as cosmopolitan with 38 boys selling newspapers in the streets under a jumble of languages. It mentions 12 Arabic dailies, 8 French, 2 English, 3 Italian, 7 Greek, 1 Armenian and other nationalities, while Alexandria publishes around a dozen papers.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Chicago Daily News
The Awakening First Farmer and the Twisted Tail Tale
The passage presents a rural fable style exchange where the first farmer jokes the best way to start a bulky mule is to twist its tail. The second farmer recounts trying that trick and ending up twisting the doctor’s wrist instead.
Crocodile Threat Roils Borneo Native Communities
In Borneo the crocodile hazard figures heavily in native life with estimates showing one fifth of local fatalities linked to crocodile encounters, highlighting a significant risk in muddy river regions.
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Borneo
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