Parisian Fashion Revival Prompts Powdered Hair Trend
A Paris column surveys the spring to summer fashion revival embracing white powdered hair with fresh complexions, dramatic daywear, and lace decollete gowns. It cautions on age effects, urges discretion, and highlights accessories from mantles to parasols while noting Watteau inspired millinery and delicate tulle gowns shaping Parisian style.
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Paris
United States
Etta
France
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Longchamps
Auteuil
Soa
Ohers
Directoire
Infant Mortality Inquiry Highlights Birth Registries
Julia Lathrop of the national children’s bureau urges a study of infant mortality through comprehensive birth registrations. She notes millions of babies die before age one globally, urges systematic data to measure losses, and proposes town level surveys and a standard schedule to gather mother to mother information to protect and assist infants.
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Children’s Bureau
Ase Boon
Mises
Julia Lathrop
National
Children's Bureau
Great Britain
America
Wwe
Chicago
Actress a Bricklayer Completes Kar Sino Hotel Build
Miss Clarice Mayne, a Emelish vaudeville star, laid the last brick on the Kar Sino hotel on Turs's Island, Hampton Court. She is popular among theatrical folk in Wonton. She recently married James William Tate, a composer and pianist, whose first wife was Lottie Collins, and who is known to Americans.
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Clarice Mayne
London
Fred Karno
Turs’s Island
Hampton Court
Miss Mayne
Wonton
James William Tate
Lottie Collins
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