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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
7
In a late afternoon scene Hazel Blazer and her sister Ruth debate hosting Elmer. Ruth suggests Hazel finish the dishes and pay two cents to entertain Elmer while Ruth entertains, while Hazel notes their mother entertains for nothing and lacks a follower.
The article describes hats and matching scarves made from velvet velveteen velours duvetyn or wool fabrics trimmed with appliqué or embroidery. It notes draped, home sewn styles are practical and stylish, with fur and ponyskin hats also popular. tailors handle structured frocks while amateurs excel with draped designs.
An obituary of mixed ad text and personal ruminations includes Cuticura products for itchy scalp and skin care advice. It features a retired clerical tone about changes in life and a brief quote from Charles Lamb. A Garfield Tea ad closes the piece.
A brown pony skin hat with a wide gold lace brim marks dressy daytime and evening wear. Ponyskin coats rise in popularity again this winter, with newer pelts being softer and lighter though older coats remain usable despite wear.
Furs such as sable skunk kolinsky chinchilla and fox trim thinnest trains on gowns. Yellow and gold brocade gowns feature beaded shoulder straps and sable train bands. Silver or gold slippers with pale gold stockings complete the luxe ensemble of the season’s formal wear.
The week end dress replaces the sport dress with practical material and versatile color for sports events or street wear. A French plaid suit with broad collar elevates the look, while pin tucked tricolettes illustrate resort wear for the Southern season.
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