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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
2
Mme Merri describes a two hour sundown party at Giva place with a Rye game of Buzz and Lady Jane. Instructions advise period costumes for girls and boys, a simple picnic lunch, and two party games where children name articles and seize a spinning plate.
Fashion notes advise plain and fancy crepes and lace for cotton waists and crepe de chine chiffon and satin for silk. Garments use white broche crepe that washes. top ornaments are four styles. Tan straw hats with fur trim appear new. Evening gowns feature bead tassel girdles and matching silk handbags. An outlay hat shows broad feather quills.
A detailed guide describes making a charming bead necklace using iris blue metal beads, large round beads, tiny beads, and pearls. It outlines quantities, threading steps, clasp attachment, and variations, noting beads’ durability and gift appeal.
A debutante wears a satin and ninon evening frock in rose pink with a draped skirt and bead trimming. Her dance dress features magenta charmeuse over purple ninon with transparent minaret tunic and pinafore corsage edged in diamante.
The article advises keeping children's stockings in pairs by pinning them together and not rolling them. Rolling may stretch the tops, causing socks to lose their grip and slip off when worn.
The article details silk poplin garments with simple drepery lines and tiny slash necks, French button straps, ruffles, and flecks of Dauiste embroidery. It notes Faris inspired Kawne modals, lace installations, and chiffon overlays, plus Chinese design influences in fabrics, patterns, and jewelry integration.
Walter Williams argues Germany’s rise stems from inland waterways. He details Rhine Oder Elbe Weser and Main channels, canal systems, and cheap river transport boosting industry, exports, and urban growth while contrasting Britain France and the United States. He notes Rhine logistics, canal building, and large inland fleets, and cites official German views on transport as national power.
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