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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
10
The piece surveys mink wraps and sable coats priced from two thousand to fifty eight thousand dollars, praising the fur as status symbols. It describe moleskin, seal, squirrel, and otter coats, with Paris trends like ostrich trims, opossum linings, and the Inverness style ermine wrap.
The article reviews tricolette skirts in rose and mauve floral brocade with plain color side panels. It notes tricolette’s expensive, silky feel and suggests wool jersey as a durable alternative for everyday wear, warning about damage from nails, splinters, or beads.
The article discusses choosing table coverings during wartime shortages and describes damask versus linen cloths. It notes tablecloths with smooth feel, precious fabrics, and practical substitutions like oilcloth sets with cream white pebble-cloth and green cedar tree motifs, suited for bridge lunches or late suppers.
A recalled tip stresses the importance of knowing immediate burn care in emergencies. The article urges preparation so someone in the home responds correctly without searching for instructions. It highlights that preparedness saves time and reduces harm.
A chic trend arrives in small shops near smart tea rooms offering oilcloth luncheon sets. For about five dollars buyers get a center-piece plate and teacup doilies in white pebble-cloth with washable painted decoration, designed to stay fresh after wiping with a damp cloth.
INTER is the time to knit an afghan for the hammock couch in the outdoor living room. Do not hurry the project it will take most of winter to finish. Use broad green and tan stripes with narrow Roman color bands between them.
A window display features fine linen and silk sport shirts styled like masculine golf wear. feminine cuts differ slightly in chest and back fit with armhole adjustments, yet the overall look remains sharply masculine for women. The finest linen models emphasize luxury and tailored finish on Fifth Avenue.
The article extols scarves as versatile fashion assets from tulle evening looks to angora and fur wraps for day sport and travel. It notes cap and scarf sets in fur such as seal and moleskin, varies with hats, and highlights stylish combinations, fabrics, and price contrasts.
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