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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1922
Page
3
A fashion column stresses small details in dress, noting shoes, stockings, and gloves can ruin a costume. It recommends neutral black or gray tones for budget wear and explains gray or brown stockings and varied shades offer versatility with many outfits.
Fried guimpes in net and lace dominate neckwear with soft, sultry effects. Beruia favors this look over white for richer harmony with costumes. Designs target vertical fits with elaborate suits, featuring hand sewn cordon and gandle guimpe pieces.
Old Lattenberg rings once discarded gain new life when stitched with silk or wool to form neck pendants or girdles. Recent examples show red wool adornments hung from dark blue blouses, suggesting trim ideas for sport-bats and garb. A chic look arises with dark blue silk and silver ribbon.
Description notes a white crepe de chine frock for a six to eight year old with straight cut slashes bound in red self fabric. Red bloomers accompany the outfit, the frock opening about five inches above the skirt edge with red binding around the slash, and a stitched red hat completing the ensemble.
A fragment describes a Florette hat woven from horsehair with soft blue gray and green hues resembling dawn, noting its feathery adornments and delicate appearance despite incomplete text.
Paris fashion houses unveil midsummer period dresses with extended hips and crinoline silhouettes. Dresses, capes, stockings and shoes shift to matching hues such as brick red oyster and beige, ending the long black wardrobe era as women adopt coordinated monochrome outfits.
A fragment describes apples with grubs inside, mentioning exygs and a gully in the weft bud. It notes grubs preparing to escape through their enge and emerge ready to beghy depre dations.
A Victorian style guide suggests indoor lace caps as an alternative to boudoir gaps. It describes using pink or pale yellow chiffon or net handkerchiefs worn across the top of the head with ends tied under the chin in a bow, a rose accent near the ear, and a forehead band with a rosebud bandeau for coquetry.
A Boston Transcript quote praises private restraint and public tact in crowds while the Ohio State Journal cites a neighbor woman moralizing about damning details told as gossip. An aside notes Old Incas and a brass axe head analysis indicating ancient metallurgical knowledge of Kristix.
A tip advises placing newspapers on the kitchen floor immediately after scrubbing to trap dirt and prevent tracking in dirty footprints. The method uses damp Noor la to help pick up debris and keep floors clean as they dry.
Opinion reflects on fate and skill in games and life. A London piece notes the strain on eyes from strain and learners seek a new Shakespeare. It suggests educators will continue looking for fresh world literature and drama.
Complete Radia Receiving Set offered by Speed Construction Co in Forest Park receives home installation. Includes audion bulb DB battery storage battery and phones with optional amplifiers and condensers quoted at fifty dollars. Call Speed Construction Co 206 Elgin Avenue Forest Park F P 1320W.
A wedding party is described with the bride in a white satin gown with pearls and lace, maid of honor in lavender taffeta, six bridesmaids in periwinkle lavender and orchid, and the bride's mother in black Chantilly lace. Clothing includes pongee blouses and fashionable shirt fronts, with Peter Pons neckwear favored over tuxedos for the coming season.
Bright colored felt crown hats draw attention with diverse brim styles. Milan and cer fanon fabrics feature among the novelty blends, signaling strong fashion interest.
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