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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1912
Page
29
A business girl recounts starting a Sunday Glad Day club to reclaim health and happiness. She warns against overworking Sundays, urges rest, walks, and sun, and promotes a balanced program blending prayer, recreation, and gentle exercise for a more energetic week.
The piece surveys late season fashion with deep collars, front fastening outfits, embroidered vests, long sleeves on broad shoulder lines, rhinestone outlines, and net accents. It highlights black China silk with white net, turn back cuffs, Chantilly effects, mannish tailored shirts, serge or charmeuse street dresses, and fur trim details seen in Paris.
Advice on choosing pictures to cheer living spaces with tasteful marine views and floral subjects. Recommends plain wallpapers, unobtrusive display, small or miniature works, and even hanging height. Warns against sad or provocative imagery and mixing incompatible media.
The piece argues that clothing shapes character and humane behavior, criticizing fashion extravagance. It urges intelligent dressing as a social and personal development topic for both men and women, noting the need for guidance and specialists in proper attire.
An anonymous line questions wealth and past virtue with praise of women. A Lacretele quotation suggests men’ s chief duties include venerating divine women. The pairing reflects period attitudes on wealth gender and moral worth.
A fragmentary, archaic quotation by Douglas Jerrvid arguing virtue in women depending on self restraint. The text mocks women who seek childbearing and noise, asserting the only cure lies with the woman herself.
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