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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement from Warner St Springfield Mass touts an effective constipation cure formula priced at $1. It urges readers that the product is easily prepared and offers a good chance to make money.
Booth Tarkington recalls a Munich scene where ten cents buys ambrosial beer and a pair of frankfurters amid Wagner and Beethoven. The tale twists with a boisterous student chorus about Student Cobb of Missouri and a humorous air gunner refrain.
The bureau of antinud industry reports that cattle condemnations rose sharply last year under federal meat inspection. Data show about 5477 carcasses condemned after postmortem inspection and 7120 more condemned in other categories, with tuberculosis a major factor. Officials note losses at farms and establishments, linking outbreaks to cholera and swine disease, and urging reforms.
An unclear OCR clipping mentions Petro or Phetior team and a discussion of primes in the Wathh with references to Ir, Jack, Scot hold, and a SI year old friend. It includes stray quotes about playing and improving at a game.
A mother selects a pink rug with purple roses after inspection in a store. Her five year old daughter interrupts, urging timely delivery as their party is tomorrow, prompting cautious remarks from the proprietor.
The Annapolis News notes a preacher-like complaint about rising profanity, observing its spread even among children. A young girl nearby quips she does not swear but knows all the words, highlighting a local concern about language.
Kansas City Star note quotes a reader exchange about apartment living with a playful line about having no room to complain.
Paris fashion notes praise individualized bridal gowns blending lace and tulle revival with modern Italian lacework and long silk tulle dresses. Models feature Greek and Egyptian influences, vivid bridesmaid taftetas, and Greek era accessories. lace veils, orange blossom coronets, and silver filigree accents highlight luxury wedding attire.
Home made buttons offer stylish trimming at low cost. Black satin beadwork cloth buttons and silk stuffed buttons provide striking accents for georgette and crepe de chine blouses using small knots or varied colors.
Fashion notes favor fine sheer cotton for undergarments due to the high cost of silks and variable quality. Crepe de chine and washable satin require careful buying as cheaper lots may be weighted. Plain tailored pieces may be finer than lace trimmed, with skilled handwork enhancing individuality. Paris headgear trends emphasize under brim embellishments and plain crowns.
A leading fashion writer says Tricolette remains strong for street frocks and sportswear in lighter shades. Wool striped and plaid fabrics dominate trotteur costumes with eyelet embroidery noted as broderie anglaise on blouses and skirts.
The afternoon frock in navy gnaberdine features braid trim and a gilet with side bulging pockets. Embroidered in Serbian colors, the garment mirrors a national costume in its styling.
The article describes a new outdoor summer outfit featuring a linen or silk skirt and smock with gathered tucks, a turned back smock throat, embroidered sailor collar, and a dainty organdie vestee. A heavy tasselled cord defines the waist, paired with a sport hat and parasol inspired by Japan, projecting a lively yet refined, youthful silhouette.
The article praises face veils as essential for neatness and dress, noting their varied meshes from oblong to diamond shapes. It describes heavier weaves for younger women and finer threads for older, with scalloped edges and floral silk borders, and advises trying veils in daylight to judge their effect.
Exquisitely dainty linen bedspreads cover the bed and pillows with matching dresser scarfs. Most are linen unexcelled for laundering, with voluminous spreads from five and three quarters yards divided into three lengths. An extra yard and a half yields two scarfs. Wide hems are double hem stitched with a center embroidered motif.
A window display features shell girdles of thin linked circles and bars with a plaque showing an Egyptian head. The exhibit also presents a black chemise georgette dress with a silver band, a gauze camisole with gold star embroidery, and knee to ankle length black bloomers designed for travel and wear under evening gowns.
Black Hagerle presents a fresh design with a bold silhouette and luxe fabrics. The collection highlights tailored lines, rich textures, and a modern color palette aimed at upscale boutiques and fashion-forward buyers.
This season showcases black blouses in lace and net finished with satin or silk skirts. Fabrics include black georgette crepe de chine and smart black cotton. Organdie waists with white collar trim pair with dotted Swiss collars in white batiste or organ die.
Metallic brocades are described as ideal fabrics for crafting elegant handbags. The material is noted for its sheen, durability, and ability to elevate accessories with formal flair.
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