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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
7
The President urged Congress to provide funds to house federal agencies in Washington. Cabinet members warned of aging, unsafe rented buildings and mounting repair needs across departments including the Treasury and Post Office.
Fragmentary text describes a postponed wedding life events and family separations. It mentions Wiseman and Weeden figures, the death of a patronine, and multiple divorces. References to Miss Elest, Admiral DBeborn kin, Horace Wile, and Mr Wylie outline a turbulent婚 history with separations and remarriages.
The article warns that wildfires threaten the rathen’s capital city Guid and nearby properties, including houses and barns, with forest areas burning and farmers burning brush. It discusses prevention effort, policy on forest protection, and public safety measures to stop reckless burning.
A fragmentary tale recounts a desk requisition in a government office, its reuse and misuse, and a moral about efficiency and obedience. It contrasts a casual approach with a stricter routine, noting forged actions and slow grinding bureaucracy.
Terre Haute witnessed a large public ceremony as 1500 marched and 4000 watched the cornerstone laying for the new St Patrick’s parochial school. Rt Rev Dowd presided and Rev Travers gave the address with patriotic songs closing the event.
A New York Tribune fashion writer argues American women are the best dressed in the world. The piece notes originality in spring styles, with buck crepe de chine frocks, side plaits, and embroidered beads or imitation pearls as prevailing details.
Knife plaited linen skirts shown by many smart shops in pearl gray and oyster white appear as the season style.
A movie star extols nail care as a fine art. She advises gentle cuticle handling, avoid jabbed cuticles to keep moons pristine, and to limit high shine. Soak in warm soapy water, push back cuticle, dip nails in warm olive oil if brittle, dry, and polish or rub hands together for shine. Neglect signals procrastination.
White frocks for early summer occasions are featured in this junior fashion collection. Many models shown in colors are also available in white and include replicas of season’s touches. Two points were highlighted.
The piece discusses fashion trends prioritizing straight silhouettes for sportswear. It notes sport suits lack a true silhouette but endorses a stylish outfit combining a moderate length skirt, tuck-in blouse, colorful slip-on sweater, and a neat jacket. A long brushed wool crepe may finish the ensemble with color and individuality.
The article discusses hanging pictures and mirrors with ribbons and cords instead of wires. It describes cockades, ribbon flowers, bows, and streamers as decorative yet functional hangers. For heavier items a wire or strong cord is placed behind the ribbon, with one hanger for small objects and two for larger pieces.
The article advises selecting blouse necklines carefully to flatter the face and head. It urges using ribbon ties, bows, medallions, and jabots of varying colors to refresh looks and create variety. It notes colors worn near the face affect eye shade and can brighten or dull the eyes.
A recent sport suit features an accordion-plaited crepe de chine skirt in white with green stripes. It is paired with a green silk sweater, a green felt hat, green sandals, and green stockings, signaling a cohesive green trend in sport fashion.
Attractive coats made of English woolens feature long shawl collars in beige or caramel and are designed for travel. They are tied on the left side and styled for steamer wear.
The description notes plaiting and a center front drape in a green crepe de chine model. It emphasizes self material panels forming a draped girdle, graceful shaped sleeves, and a successful brocaded crepe de chine style with fine piping at the neck and sleeves and a standing ruche below the belt line.
The article describes making ribbon sachets by sewing two ribbon pieces and stuffing with cotton and sachet powder. It suggests multiple uses from lining trunk interiors to decorating drawers and cushions. It also notes squares of real lace being displayed as shoulder adornments in shops.
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