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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1935

Page

10

Colleen Moore’s doll house tour a charity marvel

The 1350000 dollar doll house built for Colleen Moore travels on a railing of care and charity. It funds hospitals for crippled children and supports underprivileged youngsters while touring globally. The nine by fourteen foot castle features eleven rooms, a grand hall and a jeweled dining table, with every piece working and crafted by artisans over many years.

Santa Claus Colleen Moore Colleen Hollywood Grimm Anderson Miss Moore South America Screen Star Charles Morrison Horace Jackson First National Leon Peale China Bayard de Volo Captain Kidd Aladdin Gulliver Robinson Crusoe Friday Father Neptune Los Angeles Tomagine

Treasure Chest on Santa Margarita Stirs Island Lore

A barefoot boy digs up a buried iron chest on Santa Margarita Island finding gold coins before a public tale shifts to a construction materials twist. Mexican law claims 25 percent of treasure, while officials dispute the true contents and the buyer of the building materials remains unknown.

Santa Margarita Cocos Island Cocos Lower Calfornia

Treasure Hunt Blasts Open Mountain Secret

New York state troopers near Letter Lock Mountain on the Hudson River in Valisades Interstate Park investigated strange thunderlike sounds. Four small men blasting a mountainside confessed they were seeking buried treasure after a hire must be an old map from the Morgan Library.

New York Letter Lock Mountain Hudson River Valisades Interstate Park Washington Irving Morgan

Opulent Evening Gowns Feature New Fashion Era

A Chicago style show by the wholesale market council showcases luxurious formal gowns signaling a revived fashion era. Gowns fuse Grecian drapery and modern silk crepes with velvet, metallic highlights, and bold silhouettes, inspired by Oriental and Russian influences, including harem drapes and jeweled belts.

Ube Chicago Wholesale Market Council Vinnet Paris George the Fourth Chicago

Fabric Knowledge Aids Wise Buying

Advice on choosing durable fabrics and maintaining cloth to ensure long lasting appearance. Emphasizes perennially crisp taffeta satin lustre clingy chiffons and structured crepe and beadwork to prevent sagging and losing shape. Encourages shoppers to seek predictable merchandise before purchase.

Glittering fabrics spark U.S. fashion trend

American designers follow the Paris glitter trend with sparkling fabrics for afternoon and evening wear. A survey finds every major New York manufacturer has designed materials for brilliant effects, while Paris dressmakers hint at new openings and glittering textiles.

U. S New York Paris

Suede Feather Vests Grow Supple and Wearable

Fashion notes describe suede feather vests becoming more flexible each year. The season’s vests match sports attire and fur textures, blending smoothly with various fabrics for a coordinated look.

Warriors Beat Cameraman in Harrar over Soul Theft Fear

Edward Geneck of Paramount News Camerama was assaulted in Harrar Ethiopia by irregular warriors while filming the arrival of Chief Arrisis and followers. They believed cameras steal souls and shouted war cries before Chief Arrisis intervened. Ras Fitouraral Bande stated the attackers were from a fierce tribe with camera superstitions.

Edward Geneck Paramount News Camerama Harrar Ethiopia Geneck Arrisis Ras Fitouraral

Hillbilly in Cabin Holds Handsomer Outlook Than Penthouse Dweller

A hillbilly living in a cabin is described as having a handsomer outlook than the resident of a penthouse, highlighting a contrast in living styles and appearances.

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