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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
6
William A. Radford describes a bungalow style two story eight room house. The plan aims for refined exterior, practical interior with two floors, three bedrooms on the second level, a large front porch, and efficient layout for easy living.
The Boston Globe notes hand worked all over patterns in new winter coats and wraps. Designers favor hip coatees and short wraps with wide cape sleeves, using shaved lamb skins and dyed furs in beige and blue tones. Monkey-fur fringe returns in day and evening dresses. The red Bolivia coat with black fox stands out as a bold example.
A church secretary treasurer called at a member’s door seeking dues but then turned the visit into a social call. The narrator, short on change and in a hurry to town, invited him in after an awkward start. The incident was recounted in a Chicago Tribune item.
A short discussion outlines why quitting is hard. It notes that avoiding purchases for a few days does not end borrowing or the habit, implying the need for stronger support or strategies.
Embroideries from Cvechoshovakinin and Russia enrich white scarfs woven from homespun in wool or silk. Ten inches of dense peasant art at the ends heighten the scarf’s appeal, lending a joyful, striking touch to a modern girl’s outfit. Some scarfs include matching hats, creating a refined look for white costumes.
A pretty cretonne or gingham apron suits a young girl as a thoughtful gift. Edging ideas include white or colored bias folds or organ die edged with latticed folds for a decorative touch.
Fall styles move toward coats as capes retreat from the field. Designers show belts and various waistline effects, with many coats adopting normal or low waists and bloused effects, signaling an imminent demand for coats over capes.
In a fragmentary Kansas City Star feature, residents recall political speech while quipping about debts owed and familiar grievances. Squire Ramsbottom jokes about recovering ten dollars lent to Thomas Rott as he advocates for the return to the glorious Old Party.
A fashion writer outlines approved skirt widths and lengths. Eight inches from the ground is the official daytime standard with six inches for afternoon frocks and evening gowns sweeping the floor. The guidelines target mature women with looser aims for younger wearers.
Fashion notes describe new autumn hats made from rows of velvet ribbon. The colors are vivid and the hats are designed to withstand crushing and packing.
Silk Bardanna hats feature prints echoing old tundanna handkerchief patterns. Many turbans are crafted from the same silk with plantation style knots finishing the ends.
A list suggests color combinations for ribbon beading including Lavender with yellow, pink with green, and blue with pink.
In France women style hair to make the head appear small. Hair is pulled back straight and coiled at the neck with simple technique, keeping the head outline slim while softly framing the face. The look flatters the average woman.
Brocaded materials in satin velvet and crepe dominate the season. Designers showcase deep apricot satin with vivid green and bold color pairings. Brocaded crepe is praised as the loveliest and most shapely fabric for formal wear.
Dark wool dresses with bright embroideries and beaded designs are popular, many draped to one side. A line of bright braid from shoulder to hem marks some outfits. Fur trimmed coat dresses are also displayed.
A blue satin gown features real lace trim with pearl bead outlining, presenting a refined evening dress note.
An expert notes strong native bird protection work in the U S to curb insect pests. Massachusetts reports birds destroy 21000 bushels of insects daily while Nebraska claims 170 carloads of pests removed daily.
Readings emphasize that every speaker should endeavor to cultivate a good style. The guidance highlights clarity, rhythm, and appropriate diction as keys to effective communication.
A vintage ad advises washing children's handkerchiefs with good soap and rinsing in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue to restore brightness.
A reflection on faith in Romans 4 16 to 18 asserting belief amid impossibility. It frames grace as central and links Abraham's faith to becoming the father of many nations through God's promise. Spiritual perseverance highlighted as core Christian teaching.
A statement questions the subtle reasons behind fur customs and argues some underlying factors seem impractical. The text suggests a critical view of customs practices that appear unnecessary or illogical.
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