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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
3
Fashion notes from Hedda Hoyt describe rubberized silk gypsy wrappers worn over waterproof bathing caps at beaches. Two faced frocks from Paris feature front straight lines with back skirts of three ruffles or full back tuckings. Navy blue dominates street wear with browns in early fall exhibits.
Yesterday's session discussed December events during a special assembly session. Louis H. Cook was named temporary secretary, with H B Alfree president pro tempore. Executive committee members include Aue, Wagner, Parrott, Shepard, and others. finance plans call for at least 300 dollars per county for distributing the platform.
A fragment notes that the proceeds would finance through the state three classes of membership. The wording implies a plan tied to a broader sale. No specific organizations, dates, or figures are readable in the excerpt.
The Anita Record notes a pleasant call from Miss Evelyn Murphy Anna Hansen and Mabel Rasmussen three nursing trainees at Atlantic hospital who keep in touch with patients after leaving the well equipped facility. The editor was honored Monday and the nurses thank the Record for cordial welcome at their office.
The article notes a shift to brown shades and shorter skirts for fall while Chinese embroideries replace Egyptian prints in new gowns. King Tut motifs may gain followers, with evening wear favoring pendant styles and seed pearl fringe. Earrings rise in popularity as crepe de chine shawls with fringe become common for summer to fall wear.
Congressman W R Green of the North Iowa district will be the chief speaker at Audubon Fourth of July events this year. A large program is planned with H J Hoogemaker of the Audubon Republican as president of the day. The event, Green’s old home, is expected to draw a large crowd.
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