New Brick-Red Velour Cape Promises Bold Style
A fashion note describes a brick-red velour cape trimmed with Hindison seal. The garment is cut in two parts and banded in the middle, showcasing evolving capes even as inspiration flags fade.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1919
Page
2
A fashion note describes a brick-red velour cape trimmed with Hindison seal. The garment is cut in two parts and banded in the middle, showcasing evolving capes even as inspiration flags fade.
The description details a brick red velvet cape trimmed in self colored silk with a wide middle collar and muff all in pealskin. Undersleeves of sealskin create a barrel effect, the double breasted design fastens with sealskin buttons and a large collar for protection. A second cape is a circular sealskin piece slipping over the head, closed by a kolinsky collar.
Readers are advised to stock heavy woolen stockings waterproof hats and coats for cold weather and outdoor duty. Emphasis on knee and ankle comfort with warmer hosiery and skirts while suggesting affordable waterproof capes as alternatives to oilskin coats.
Use of leftover wool ends to craft colorful afghans for convalescent soldiers described. Large ends crocheted or knitted into three inch wide straps ten inches long, joined with black to form decorative motifs. Smaller ends knit into diamond shapes, connected similarly, with oilcloth patterns inspiring standout designs.
A vintage fashion note says monkey fur trims are popular for winter dresses. Designers pair black fur with chiffon or georgette, using knee length tunics and flowing bell sleeves. A black chiffon frock with silver slip and pearl beads adds a refined accent.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a star and a possible gel or adhesive context. Details are unclear but suggest a note about a star needing gel material. No dates or locations are readable. Further text required for precise extraction.
Mrs. Pearl Patrick writes of severe constipation and sour stomach. After doctor medications worsened digestion she used Black Draught, reporting easy laxative action, improved digestion, and normal bowels with no griping. She praises Black-Draught as a fine laxative.
William Bowman the son of Mr and Mrs William Bowman of North Kent Street has returned home from overseas. He left May 26 and trained at Camp Lee Virginia before joining Company I G Sixth Infantry Fifth Division in France. He was wounded in both legs by a barbed weapon during heavy fighting around Verdun as American forces defended Paris. He had been in a French hospital for weeks before returning home yesterday.
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