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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
14
Debutantes may choose rust velvet hats to harmonize with any hair shade and costume. Styles include the bo nashan ter and Niniche with brim bands of rust dyed fur for a smart look, while avoid copying stiff shapes and excessive trimmings for best effect.
A dressy accessory trend adds a smart touch to home made frocks. Neckwear lace and organdy collars update serge dresses, while a new half belt for skirts or coats, priced around 1.95, features pockets and suede styling with blue and red crepe details.
The passage discusses parasols in various styles including flat Japanese models with evenly shortened ribs to fold neatly. It notes elaborate and plain shades, the mechanics of rib adjustment, and the appeal of chiffon fabrics for slanting shades, praising certain shapes while calling others unsuitable.
The fragment describes how a slanting shape and angled light create better shade on a display. It notes the shade felt when not hanging straight and how a slanted angle improves overall appearance and perception.
Describes Metle belts in various colors with cut out designs on white fabric. Notes decorative glass spikes or brass wallheads, suggesting uses on colored linen skirts, duvets or summer jackets for stylish effect.
Full skirts are becoming fuller at the ankles with few exceptions. Draped skirts and tightly draped tunics indicate upcoming modes. Materials appear thinner and frills edge many garments. A few shot silk tippets hint at a bustle style, standing out at about 45 degrees.
The Dry Goods Economist notes linen waists have taken a prominent place after three years. The fabric is sheer and soft in bright colors like maize, tangerine, rose, and French blue, with pale pink and white also appearing. Semitailored models feature starched white collars, detachable or attached, and fancy ties finish the fronts.
Georgette crepe ranks as a top blouse material for the season. It offers a soft sheer look like chiffon, yet washes well and wears well, making it a favored choice in Vogue influenced styling.
Fragmented description praises delicate and dainty wares of artificial towers and girdles of tiny powers. The faded text notes beauty and ingenuity in fragile materials and a fanciful style, with references to poetic imagery and ethereal craft.
A 15 year Lehigh Valley cost review shows expenses per mile doubling driven by heavier ties ballasting and labor. Track upkeep locomotive repairs and car renewals rose sharply while steel cars and safer, faster service offset some costs. An Marin county incline demonstrates advanced cable car control and power systems used in modern railroading.
The World’s Work notes strong Australian demand for U S built locomotives to fuel its first great transcontinental line. Baldwin Locomotive Company is the sole supplier able to meet delivery schedules, with Australia paying about two thirds the price of locally built engines, reflecting a strong home-brand preference in government debates.
The article notes a massive transformation in East Africa as nations modernize, build towns, and awaken national life. It highlights land expansion, growing infrastructure, and rising confidence in a continent reborn under new political energy.
An old-time railroad piece explains why spotters, anonymous travelers, and bobo loafers are disliked by railroad men. It describes how spotters report conductors for fare issues and how such anonymous complaints breed distrust, shifting discipline problems to other divisions.
A new lens for railway switches and signal lights aims to reduce misreadings by trains. It claims to produce a single broad beam with a wider spread, easing visibility on curved tracks and during adverse conditions, potentially cutting misadjustments for engineers.
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