Cascade fringe trimming on new two piece suit skirts
The fashion note describes cascade fringe trimming on new suit skirts. Many skirts are two piece designs with separate skirts sometimes tucked to the knees for a modest length effect.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
10
The fashion note describes cascade fringe trimming on new suit skirts. Many skirts are two piece designs with separate skirts sometimes tucked to the knees for a modest length effect.
An advertisement urges readers to share a home remedy for catarrh and head noises. It promotes Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken four times daily, claiming to reduce inflammation of the Eustachian tubes, improve breathing, and restore hearing.
Mrs. Charles A. Haskins of West Medford Massachusetts was cut about the face and head when the automobile she rode in with her husband struck a telephone pole at Lake street and Union avenue near Bayside cemetery on the State highway at 9 30 this morning. She was taken to Laconia Hospital where Dr. G H Saltmarsh attended her.
Leon Strauss, trade supervisor, announced the Federated Jewish Charities capaign goal of $400 000 to captains and team members, saying Boston should become a model city for Jewish charitable activities in the United States.
Detectives watched a Brooklyn shoe store on Broadway uncover a fake safe plot. A papier mache imitation blanked a real effort as officers found holes in the rear indicating an inside job. The incident unfolded Sunday with the fake safe positioned as if in use and later exposed at the cellar exit.
Police from Ralph avenue station inspect a six by four foot hole cut in a masonry wall separating a shoe store cellar from an apartment house. Detectives set watches all night but report no incident as they plan to trap the burglars.
The nationwide drive against high living costs begins in Boston with Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer leading the effort. Governor Coolidge schedules a State House conference with mayors and district attorneys to coordinate state and federal action against profiteers.
Boston restaurant owners won urgent pleas over an order closing all night lunchrooms from midnight to 4 am. Superintendent Crowley, after a conference with Police Commissioner Curtis, lifted the ban saying disorderly times had passed and it was safe to keep lunchrooms open.
The Red velvet coat in the Bostonian Society gallery recalls John Hancock from humble beginnings to Beacon Hill luxury. He rose from a minister's son adopted by merchant Thomas Hancock to wealth and power, facing fragile health and peevish temper. He joined the patriots, endured dangers like the Revere ride, served as Continental Congress president, and signed the Declaration with a bold stroke.
Submarine S-14 the largest built at Lake Torpedo Boat Company yards in Bridgeport was launched today. Mrs. George T. Parker of Washington acted as sponsor and christened the craft with champagne. The double-hulled coast defense submarine has a 6000 mile cruising radius and will carry 50 men.
Chaplain Eugene McDonald, a navy captain, reported for duty yesterday at the Charlestown navy yard, succeeding Chaplain Daniel R. Burns who has gone to Charleston. McDonald is a New Jersey native and was appointed from that state.
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