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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1998
Page
9
Paul Newman discusses his new movie Twilight in an interview featured in the Weekend section. Blue decor trends return, with tips on using it effectively in The Post-Standard Home and Garden. A Syracuse woman shares menopause advice from natural medicines. Syracuse University hosts a Family Research Lab event.
Dear Virginia Beach: Focus on your relationship with Bob and your child. Do not rely on his parents for acceptance. build a healthy, happy family environment despite their views.
Actors splash at a charity bowling party for The Big Lebowski at Chelsea Piers as rumors swirl about Daniel Day-Lewis stepping back from acting and political tempers flare in Hollywood. Bridges praises the Coen brothers while John McEnroe and pro bowler Brian Voss draw attention nearby.
Reader letters discuss a sleeveless vest to wear with tuxedo jackets, Burda 3216 pants pattern, and a one seam pants pattern with center front back and inseam. Eunice Farmer offers fixes for neckline fit and pattern guidance, plus a mailing instruction for pattern requests.
Mary Kennedy of Little Rock shares a sewing tip praising a cordless stand-up vacuum with rechargeable batteries. It cleans floors and carpets, features an easy to clean dust cup, and hangs on the wall to recharge. The tip offers $50 as the best spend and invites readers to mail tips for a chance to win a lighted seam ripper.
The piece notes John Galliano's influence on Dior and early 1900s frocks shaping a Belle Epoque revival. It highlights Edwardian corsets, empire-waist dresses, pearl chokers, lace, and beaded bags influencing designers, store windows, and a Titanic era mood across red carpets and pop culture.
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