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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
3
Accessories in Limelight Highlighting Harmony Across Dress Details
The article stresses that accessories from hats and shoes to scarves and boutonnieres must harmonize with the costume. It notes simpler shoe styles, two tone leathers, tan lizard with brown calf, gray with patent leather, and ongoing appeal of the choker necklace. It also mentions colorful bags and the zipper bag as smart accents.
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To Be Remembered When Selecting New Chapeau
A Kansas City Star fashion note explains hat choices can alter facial balance. It notes nose shape matters and recommends brim placement, with suggestions against turban for prominent noses and favors drooped or top tilted hats for flattering profiles.
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Kansas City Star
Embroidered Petit Point Bag with Moire Background
Old petit point embroidery features motifs set in a faule moire background and heavy sineen. The bag is mounted on an etched or embossed frame.
New Raincoat Decorated With Posies
A rubber raincoat blends practicality with decoration as a thin lacquered blue surface hosts large natural color posies. The same fashion appeal extends to matching sewing aprons bathing caps and traveling cases, all crafted for comfort and service while adding charm to rainwear.
Flowers and Trailing Vines Adorn Fancy Shoes
Very fancy shoes and slippers are shown with floral and trailing vine motifs in silver on pale yellow evening shoes. A black kid pair is painted in gilt, and white styles feature silver embellishments. A doe skin strap slipper in delicate yellow pairs with stockings and garters, while beige and black and white themes appear. White kid shoes with black trim, black leather, and striped stockings with Biarritz gloves complete the ensemble.
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Biarritz
Umbrellas for Service in Plaids and Stripes
Parisian designers create umbrellas for actual service with plaid stripe and floral coverings matching mood of new dress fabrics. Handles vary from plain to ornate with jade amber quartz or jewel imitations. Every umbrella is equipped with a cord tassel or strap.
Wide Hats Featured for Midsummer Wear
Summer hats in crin with velvet bands create a suitable backdrop for flowers in contrasting and harmonizing shades. The piece highlights versatile headpieces suitable for seasonal fashion.
The Dauphin tale baffled a fishy stage myth
A playwright pitches a historical drama about the Lost Dauphin to a famous manager. The manager rejects it, insisting the public won’t stand for a play about a fish. The anecdote caps a digression on theater men and sponge fishers.
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The Leaning Tower of Baltimore Bet Through a Falling Shot Tower
In Baltimore centuries ago a shot tower rose high near a saloon run by a German. Eugene Haver then a Baltimore resident and later a New York stage and California film figure, heard the wager between two thirsty men over which way the tower would fall. Havez bet that the tower would fall south while his companion believed north.
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California
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Clean Bill of Health Returns From France Voyage
A transport returning from Brest carries a negro labor battalion and a Memphis born craps shooter among veterans. Severe seas near Newfoundland disrupt course as a lighthouse whistle roars, prompting a sailor to fear judgment day. He recalls his teeth and cries to dismiss his "evidences" as angels.
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