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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
7
The season showcases tunic blouses reaching near ankle length, and hip length over blouses. Beaded Spanish lace tunics with pleated sleeves, georgette beaded pieces, and black georgette with gold beads attract attention. A long loose blouse pairs with an accordion plaited crepe skirt for a distinctive costume.
Review of spring umbrella trends notes few new designs aside from removable covers and folding handles. Demand centers on the colored silk umbrella with harmonizing pyroxylin handle and flat carrying strap. Men’s models feature dark tones like London smoke and hunter’s green, with growing children’s lines.
A popular and practical boudoir robe trend of the season includes garments made from tight fabric such as crepe de chine and ching. The piece highlights comfort and style for intimate apparel.
Fragmentary lines describe a dreamlike scene with fields, woods, an ermine, and strange wild voices. The text hints at a late bird and lingering shadows, creating a surreal, atmospheric moment without a clear narrative or人物.
The suit uses natural pongee silk with contrasting piping in red green brown or blue. Notable details include a round square scalloped collar with cuffs and a peplum, scallops piped in contrasting silk, and a string tie at the neck.
Chapeau makers forecast a vibrant spring with a rainbow palette. A violet tint for fair skin and new rose orchid blends lead the parade. Hats stay small with short brims and jeweled fruit clusters at the front on silk and taffeta styles.
Separate skirts will enjoy favor this season with plain skirts in the majority over plaited models. Plaited designs are shown but plain skirts, whether in silk, cotton, or wool, promise to be more popular this year.
The passage discusses clothing trends focusing on low waistlines in outer apparel and their transition toward negligee influenced designs, noting pleasing effects in the latest developments.
Paris flapper fashion brings back neck ribbons worn tightly under the chin. Ribbons about half an inch wide feature colors from bright yellow to black with some wearers adding a small gold heart ornament on a chain. The trend is seen as a brief fad likely to fade in a few months.
Fine sateen in plain or self striped weave makes an excellent fabric choice for warm weather undergarments. Also available is fine sheer cotton crepe in many colors and patterns, effective for undergarments with piping and bindings in plain color cotton or silk fabric or ribbon.
A vintage collection describes recipes including forcible meat mixtures with raisins in chicken stock, a calf tongue and liver paste kept with butter in jars, and waffles. It explains steps for pates de foie gras style spreads, notes preservation in refrigerator, and gives waffle batter proportions and cooking tips.
An angel in white bids the speaker write the greatest truth in the heart. The narrator finds a sorrow shadow, a silenced wrong, forgotten hate. A golden rod symbolizing love appears as the guiding wand in this reflective verse by Harriet d Autremont.
A family season recipe description outlines making an English plum pudding with bread crumbs milk eggs sugar raisins currants and candied cherries plus suet nutmeg mace salt orange juice and egg whites steamed for six to eight hours. Also details a meat loaf with ham pork onion curry powder sage cream and egg white steamed then pressed. A brown bread and apple steamed brown Betty is described with breadcrumbs apples brown sugar raisins flour salt milk and vanilla and steamed in buttered molds.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation and fever, claiming a teaspoon cleanses the liver and bowels and restores a sick child to health. It urges mothers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions for all ages and warns against imitations.
An English teacher asks students to paraphrase a proverb about signals to a blind horse. Most responses vary in quality. one student delivers a formal rendering: the closing of the right optic is as sufficient as a rapid inclination of the cranium to a sightless quadruped.
The notice promotes using Ball Blue to brighten laundry as soft coal usage increases this winter. It urges purchase at all grocers and frames the product as a solution to dull or dirty fabrics during colder months.
On Memorial Day the village gathers at the cemetery to tidy graves and place fresh blooms. A stranger is guided by a woman through familiar plots as a boy hears the question of his own place in the family line. The tale ends with a husband whose freedom to drive is ceded to each family member.
A compact fragment presents an orator’s line about work and a rear voice noting landlords, followed by a bachelor’s remark that the greatest curiosity ever found was in a woman.
A brief advertisement-style piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with nervous spells and female troubles. It quotes several letters from readers in Horatio Arkansas Reading Pennsylvania New Orleans Louisiana praising improved health and restored ability to perform household work.
A boy named Jimmie, denied bread and preserves before dinner, wishes to die so he can have preserves in heaven. He cites catechism as teaching that the Lord makes, preserves and redeems. His mother questions the source of his belief.
A reflective aphorism compares laziness to an undertaker that shrouds the memory of many worthy men, implying neglect obscures their contributions and legacies.
The piece argues that Clifford, chief of the United States Coast Guard Service based in the Treasury Building, deserves the rank of admiral only in afloat status, contending the title does not reflect true naval standing.
A blind soldier in France is granted an annual pension of 6000 francs. The report notes continued support for veterans and mentions wartime hardships and government assistance programs.
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