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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
6
The article argues child attire should reflect personal individuality rather than rigid uniforms. It highlights modern play costumes in pale yellow linen and orange crepe, featuring tabs, boleros, and easy laundering. It notes the shift from grand ruffles to practical, stylish garments.
A special party frock and wear-all-summer silk slips lead spring girl fashions. Pale pink organdy and taffeta looks feature floral embellishments, ruffles, and pleated edges. For older girls, chiffon ta f feta frocks with blue buttons and tailored gray wool suits rise in popularity. Boys see sailor suits in linen and chambray with Oliver Twist styles and milan straw accessories.
A hand made pink linen chemise contrasts with machine made variants. The article traces creation from pattern drafting to cutting and sewing in large factories where many workers and machines produce a finished piece faster than a single artisan.
In New York a new boot style blends a buttoned patent leather shoe with a fabric spat. The dainty top is fawn cloth over a light, French heeled pomp, offering comfort for spring days while a cordovan calf version suits wet weather.
Readers are urged to slim down for the new spring fashions, especially eton suits. Advice promotes diet changes cutting fat foods and sweets, with lean meats, vegetables, and long walks to trim lines. Water, whole wheat biscuits, and milk are suggested to curb hunger while dieting.
Dust each book separately and brush crevices. Store transparent tape and sharp scissors for quick repairs. Mend torn magazine covers and pages with tape. Straighten bent playing card corners by sliding tape under the edge.
A commentary on infant luxury and class, noting babies born to wealth receive silks and laces while caring routines evolve with trained nurses. It contrasts royal hush with practical care, detailing nurse uniforms, gear, and the shift from simple to specialized infant supervision.
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