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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
4
Louisville retailers showcase wool and silk swimsuits, washing machines, electric and power machines, and silk hose. New items include bobbed hair mirrors, bamboo porch shades, sewing stands, scarfs, wood fibre Kimlark Rugs, Polo shirts, cedar chest papering, washable soft collars, khaki play outfits, ratine frocks, ivory rubber sandals, and double panel wander skirts offering summer practicality.
Sweaters dominate summer wardrobes with woolen options in all sleeves and colors. Shoppers find long and short sleeve styles, vibrant color combinations, and a stock of white sweaters available.
Visitors in Louisville can enjoy Malcolm Fassett's The Fortune Hunter at Macauley's all week and a dozen moving picture theaters with first and second run films. Open-air pools at Reservoir Park and Shelby Park offer afternoon and evening swims, with weekend mornings. Parks Cherokee Iroquois Shawnee provide scenic overlooks and sports. Shawnee hosts baseball diamonds. Dunned Opera Company at Fontaine Ferry Park opens summer season with operas.
The article highlights notable Kentucky gardens near Louisville, including the Norton sisters at Cherokee Park, the Evans garden in Boyle County by Deauville, and the Ho Wade garden along the riverfront. It portrays rose-draped paths, pergolas, and river-side beauty as key draws for garden lovers.
The Louisville editor reviews market conditions and optimism for the farmer as prices trend upward from last year. Hogs wheat and cotton show stronger signals and crop news is encouraging. With depleted surplus stocks and rising demand, business and workers return to activity, boosting farm prosperity prospects.
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