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Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

7

Stunning beach suit shown with tulip of daisies and knickerbockers

The article discusses evolving beach wear from flamboyant to genuinely attractive styles. It highlights a blue or gray satin trimmed ensemble with knickerbockers, a kimono bodice, daisies, a girdle, lace sleeves, and accessories like rubberized silk hat and silk hose, praised for its beauty and stylish execution.

Ginghams for Little Girls in Organdy Trimmed Gingham Styles

Designers of children's apparel create gingham dresses with organdy collars cuffs and sashes. Varied for girls from six to thirteen with plaid and checked gingham, the outfits feature bias panels, pearl buttons and long sleeves. The trend extends to adult sizes using organdy trim and chambray alternatives.

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Life History of Warren G. Harding Continues

A detailed profile of Warren G. Harding covers his political career from the Ohio State Legislature to the U.S. Senate, highlighting his leadership, oratory, and public service traits. It compares him to Lincoln and McKinley, emphasizes his patriotism, and argues he is the calm, decisive leader to guide the nation through current crises.

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Man's Fishing Habit Sparks Ash Exchange Friction

A man who rarely fishes unless hungry aims to stir conflict with the Ash Exchange, revealing a natural aversion to contentment among creatures and a troubling mindset focused on troublemaking.

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