Feminine Things Have Preference in Modern Style
A Detroit Free Press fashion authority notes a shift toward feminine influence in current styles. Lighter fabrics, decollete gowns, and elaborate evening wear return, while simplicity and distinct accessories define a chic, well put together toilette.
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Paris Women Embrace Kasha Lined Raincoats
Parisian women, long wary of showers, now favor mackintoshes with kasha or light weight wool linings. On wet days streets sparkle with bright raincoats as designers focus on this garment, replacing older leather rainwear for showery, cool days.
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Biscuit Beige Emerges as Smart Spring Coat Shade
A biscuit beige hue stands out as a refined spring color for coats. The shade pairs well with coats trimmed in matching fur, offering a cohesive, stylish look.
Standardization Fad in Footwear and Hosiery
Foot and hosiery trends show growing foot sizes and increased color variety. The average American woman's foot has lengthened and widened in a decade due to walking and activity, while stockings now number in the thousands of varieties. Hosiery makers debut triple stockings to cover runs, expanding from a once black wardrobe core.
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Buttons Take Center Stage in Spring Attire
Buttons on coats and dresses are emphasized as functional closures not mere decoration. Paris trimming houses release matching buttons and buckles for spring use. The buckle, like the button, is key to the dress maker’s closure system.
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Contrast in satin slippers as fashion notes reveal
A new fashion note presents satin slippers to match a frock with a double loop of inch wide velvet ribbon serving as a buckle. The contrasting colors are striking such as violet and green, coral and blue, or purple and violet.
Evening coats shorten in Paris spring collections
The evening coat trend advances with three quarter length styles. Paris designers favor metal brocades in small geometric patterns or subtle stripes and coats hang free for a graceful line.
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Jersey suit trends for spring fashion
Practical and chic Jersey suits headline spring style with a short trim jacket a matching skirt and a small patterned silk blouse with a chemister front. The ensemble emphasizes tailored lines and fresh spring colors for men’s fashion.
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WINSOME DELICACIES FOR REGAL MEALS AND SALADS
A column of home cooking tips features recipes such as Ham With Mushrooms Shrimps and Peas Coddied Steak Iron Mountain Muffins Salmon Souffle and Eggplant Pot Pourri. It offers practical steps and notes on nutrition and weight control highlighting vitamin rich dishes and simple sauces for everyday entertaining.
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Woman finds relief with Vegetable Compound testimonial
In a midwest town a bedridden woman, Mrs Daugherty, restores health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound following a doorstep booklet. She recounts rapid improvement after three bottles and offers to answer inquiries, urging others to try the remedy.
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Hospitable Cow Feeds Farm Hands Pigs and Calf
In Brandon Vermont a hired man on the James Germond farm discovers three young helpers and a calf drinking breakfast milk from one cow at dawn. The pigs and the calf learn the supply source and the kind cow shares with them, showing surprising generosity.
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Invisible ear drum restores hearing, tiny mega phone
An advertisement claims A. O. Leonard invented an invisible ear drum that fits inside the ear and restores hearing while stopping head noises. Readers may write to A. O. Leonard, Suite 631, 70 Fifth Ave, New York City, for information and a prompt reply.
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Cyclone Strikes Clapboard Springs at Crossroads Store
In Clap board Springs a cyclone hit the Crossroads store where eight people crowded one room. They dived under a bed that held only six. Four people suffered broken false teeth, while others escaped unharmed.
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Dead Shot promises worm expulsion in one dose
A single dose of Dr. Peery's Dead Shot will expel worms or tapeworm and requires no second dose. The ad notes the product at 372 Pearl St New York. It adds a general maxim on ambition, urging prudent judgment and warning that confidence is unsafe.
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