Man Tailored Suits Lead Spring Fashion Parade
Fashion writers urge foundational investment in a strictly man tailored jacket and skirt as the season’s versatile base. They showcase two illustrated looks in slate blue with a white overcheck and black broadcloth with striped trousers, plus chic accessories like chamois hats and matching gloves to elevate the suit.
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Batiste
Western Newspaper Union
Spring Rabbit Wool Suits Parade On Fifth Avenue
Fifth avenue shops display rabbit wool spring suits in soft pastels. The typical outfit features a one-piece dress with a shirtwaist line and a hip-length jacket in a darker shade, plus a tailored frock with a monogrammed ascot and saddle-leather belt. The lighter weight rabbit wool fabrics include shadow checks and stripes, offered in diagonal patterns and light textures. A putty color pairs with a dark brown jacket and matching accessories for a coordinated look.
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Three Piece Ensembles Gain Popularity This Season
Three piece ensembles grow more popular as a stylish alternative to winter one piece dresses and coats. Outfits pair a jersey or woolen dress with a coordinating cape or waistcoat and a matching coat in same material or trim. Velvet afternoon coats with fur trim and shorter length accompany tunics in lame or rayon chenille for versatile daytime and evening wear.
Rug Into Coat Cashmere Rugs Inspire Spring Fashion
Velvet looking cashmere rugs transform into new spring garments. Three quarter length coats and trim suits in beige and brown tones use soft silky material resembling camel hair for a lightweight, plush wardrobe update.
Peach-basket hat updates mil liner fashion
Cherie Nicholas describes the peach-basket hat with a narrow crown that tapers to a brim, inspired by an inverted peach basket. The navy milan straw version features belting ribbon and a stiff mesh trim, while wider brims appear in stitched fabric or satin varieties.
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Scarf Styles Dominate This Season’s Wardrobe
The piece highlights scarves as key wardrobe staples with a range from plain fabrics to plaids. Sequin and ostrich feather varieties are noted as fashionable augmentations in this season’s accessories.
Suits for Spring Fashion Embraces Varied Styles
Suits for spring with a capital 8 promotes jacket suits cape suits and topcoat suits in fashion. The feature highlights versatile options for the season and notes broad appeal across styles.
Malaria overview and control methods in various regions
The article explains how Anopheles mosquitoes spread malaria, the incubation periods, and why night exposure in unscreened houses increases risk. It notes carriers can exist after recovery, historic spread from Africa to Greece and the U S South, and cites Ross and Mussolini era mentions. It ends with prevention through sanitary engineering and larval control.
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Greece
Mussolini
Rome
Illinois
Indiana
South
Ross
Europe
Western Newspaper Union
Simple Filet Stitch Scarf For Home Decor
A practical scarf idea made with a large filet stitch yielding a very lacy texture. It is inexpensive to create and can serve as a decorative cover for various home items. The pattern uses a number 5 thread or hook size for gauge.
Crochet Kit No 707 Offer From Home Craft Co
Our crochet department offers complete package No 707 containing cream Mountain Craft crochet cotton to finish a scarf, plus black and white diagram and crochet hook. Send 40 cents for the complete package or 10 cents for the instruction sheet with diagram only. Include a stamped addressed envelope for replies.
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