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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
Daytime dresses now vary with longer twilight hours. Sport frocks and simple silk gowns give way to dinner dresses as afternoon wear transitions to evening elegance. Georgette crepe, crepe chiffon, charmeuse, and organdie feature in airy afternoon and evening gowns with lace, ruffles, and sheer sleeves.
In Gray Charmeuse the gown features a red satin buttoned front and red bound buttonholes with a striking red charmeuse insert. A gray charmeuse girdle outlines the waist while a draped gray charmeuse skirt completes the look. A smart sailor adds gray feusiers. Another gown uses gray georgette crepe panels with a kimono blouse, cream lace camisole, and wide three-quarter sleeves. The girdle combines emerald green and grayish magenta ribbons with handmade taffeta flowers. Orchid undergarments are noted for color.
At a recent Indiana Democratic club introduction, former Governor Ston referred to William Jennings Bryan as a longtime banner head. Bryan recalled a humorous anecdote about family tree confusion and a supposed fifth marriage, ending with a pointed quip about a fifth wife who never existed.
A fragment from the Boston Evenlog Transcript notes dialogue about a woman nicknamed a love pirate. She is described as innocent in appearance, prompting questions about her true role.
A grand charity event showcases opera jewels and magnificent costumes from the victory season. Emeralds set against cloth of silver and black lace highlight a stunning ensemble with a snatch necklace, bracelet, and foliage spray.
A brief reflective line from Shakespeare noting acceptance of what cannot be changed. It contrasts what is gone and past with present concern, urging readers to let grief fade and focus on the future.
A historical classified style notice invites readers to learn about farming opportunities. It states the U S Railroad Administration will provide free information to homeweekers, with no selling or lending, and requests state preferences for information.
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