New Winter Fabrics and Paris Fashion Notes From New York
Our Fashion Letter reports a Paris life phase as men go to war and women manage wardrobes with trusted staff or family members. Poiret and others lead design, with skirts circular yet less voluminous, tunics with deep fronts, and an emphasis on lace. Evening gowns feature margot edged crinkle net, pink satin skirts, and silver gauze sashes. Capes in Persian lamb with satin linings, rich braiding, and brocade fabrics highlight this season.
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Catawba’s Fine Fall Apple Crop Boosts Storage Prospects
The Newton Enterprise reports Catawba yields the best fall apples ever grown in the country with fruit free from decay on the trees. If apples remain attached another month, hundreds of barrels could be stored for winter use. Also notes Raleigh News and Observer on the State School for the Blind, where 309 students sat for breakfast and 350 to 400 are expected as enrollment grows under Superintendent John E. Ray.
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Answering a Fool With Folly at Dublin Estate
A Dublin suburb scene shows two granite dogs standing by a large estate entrance. An Englishman jokes about feeding them, asking how often they are fed. The Irish driver calmly replies that they feed them whenever they bark, delivering a blunt, wry punchline.
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Fisherman and the dory hoist on perilous voyage
On board the Sea Venture the tension rises as Barcus and Alan force Judith into a dory. Judith slides away, Barcus probes the motor, and Harcus learns of a dangerous sabotage as fuel drains threaten a catastrophic explosion aboard the vessel.
Not Buy a Bale Talk and the Journal's Subscriptions
A Union County reader praises The Journal twice weekly for a dollar yearly while the paper explains higher costs of white paper and postage. It urges prompt advance payment, warns that overdue subscriptions will be cut off, and promises to remove nonpaying readers after due notices.
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Union County
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