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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
5
Mrs. Ferguson critiques male fears of feminist progress. She asserts most crimes are not by women and mocks male inferiority complexes. The piece argues intelligent men accept women’s achievements, while conflicted critics blame feminism for societal tensions.
The Times presents a sewing pattern for a simple summer dress in three youth sizes 16 18 and 20 years. It details fabric options lining material and facing yardage plus a 15 cent order coupon with a week delivery.
A reader asks about finding interesting friends and dating partners. Advice: change mindset to see everyone as potentially interesting, project confidence, and avoid snapping judgments to draw out others. A second letter seeks guidance on a man’s commitment and how to read his signals, with dispirited conclusions about future plans.
A note reads I love a young man very much but something has come between us. A girl friend of mine wrote me with concerns about the relationship, reflecting personal tension and social pressures.
Questions and answers discuss bridesmaid outfits ushers clothes and ring purchases for double service. A bridesmaid who cannot afford her outfit should refuse the role. The bridegroom buys his ushers clothes and they buy hers. The bridegroom buys the wedding ring in a double service. Also notes on cleaning dress gloves to remove spots.
A column discusses punishment of children by Olive Roberts Barton and urges consistent fair discipline. It emphasizes obedience by age five, parental self control, reasonable home laws, and teaching honesty. It warns against punitive rage and stresses motive, truthfulness, and understanding a child's curiosity.
The speaker argues for minimal essential laws and thorough investigations, warns against hasty conclusions, and supports a second chance for serious offenses. Emphasizes talking to deter recurrence, with swift punishment thereafter if needed to maintain order.
Mr and Mrs Cletus L Weaver announce the marriage of their daughter Chloris LaVerne Weaver to Fred W Steiger on June 6 in Martinsville They will be at home after July 15 with the bride s parents Mrs Steiger is secretary to E J Barker of the State Board of Agriculture and Mrs Steiger is an attorney He is a member of Sigma Delta Kappa law fraternity
Miss Dorothy Evans, famed British suffragette, sails to the United States to attend the international suffrage meeting at Colorado Springs July 1 to 10. She aims to pressure the League of Nations for worldwide complete equality of the sexes and hopes the meeting will form an international society.
Hedda Hoyt notes fashion fans at the Waldorf Hotel wear Lindbergh inspired helmet hats for the glory of Lindbergh. Five women over fifty model suede and felt helmets with chin straps and ear tabs resembling Diablo winter styles.
The piece argues that hats blending devil and Lindbergh designs suit youth and criticizes skull caps as unflattering for older women. It notes rear looks resemble Lindbergh while front hints of diablo style emerge, urging consideration of age-appropriate wear and avoiding severe skull caps.
The passage counsels housewives to store decorative items and trinkets during summer to reduce housework. It urges putting away mantels ornaments small rugs crystal or ivory lamps and similar decorations to lighten domestic duties.
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