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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1958
Page
3
Fragmentary memory item mentions production of diamonds in South Africa valued at more than 5 million. The Family Scrapbook cites Dit Ernest G. Osborn as involved or referenced in the note.
A feature blends a fashion column with reader questions on coats and evening wear. It discusses coat silhouettes, fur trim, and style guidance for a dark simple design, plus shipboard cocktail attire and opera length gloves inspired by Sarah Bernhardt.
A jumble of free verse style questions and playful slang presents kid riddles about skating, heads hanging down, shoes, and a dead bon joke. The piece reads like a street corner puzzle with quirky wordplay and stray punctuation.
New York manufacturers rush copies of Paris originals for American closets in under two months. Paris fashion releases Aug. 26, with copies produced from sketches after the Chambre Syndicale grants permission. Prices vary from about 18 to 200 dollars, with many models offered by large and small houses.
A reader asks how to decorate a dining room with red velvet draperies. Use pale pink as a background, mauve-pink satin for chair seats, and white floor with a border matching the draperies.
A fragment discusses eyeshadow and mascara for evening wear. It highlights a woman avoiding winged eyeliner as too daring while considering pew violet mascara. The tone suggests glamor for drinks and festive occasions with advice on bold makeup choices.
Fragmentary text describes a playful color mix blending violet, green, and royal blue with softened twists and torn pretial eyelashes in town. No identifiable people, places, or events present.
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