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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
4
A terse fashion snippet describes changing styles in dotted swinssen material. It mentions a Beary torches lace accent, a cherry colored dotted owla gown, a deep handkerchief skirt edge, a Depa hat with a drooped brim, and a pink dotted swinssen ensemble with organdie eyelet detailing.
A delicate parasol features white silk with a gray contrasted border. The ivory band adds to the parasol's beauty, highlighting its refined craftsmanship and elegance.
Fragmentary text mentions a capital figure and a daughter related to a request or gift. Names such as Afabe l Weald appear, but surrounding details and context are unclear. The garbled wording suggests a historical notice or narrative fragment with uncertain dates and places.
The readable text is garbled and offers no coherent event or identifiable entities. No verifiable people places or organizations can be cited from the fragment.
A reminiscence on jet adorned fashion from past winters noting how narrow bands of jet with pendants frame headdresses. Jet trimming appears on gowns and accessories, with bold bars and buckles favored by American women, plus the nostalgic contrast to earlier jet styles.
In this brief fashion note the item focuses on compact styling tips and the allure of minimal quantities in outfits. It highlights simple silhouettes and versatile pieces for forward dressing within limited wardrobes.
An unusual report notes a pair of dogs named Lita and Gog reaching about two years old and stopping near a century old tree, with the scene described as calm and peculiar for the village.
The article notes dresses designed with figure flattering lines becoming the rule this season. A notable georgette crepe gown features a tailored belt and two piece skirt with brick red trimming, a tunic over the skirt, and a final sash of French blue ribbon, highlighting shapely styles and varied silhouettes.
A fashion writer from Paris describes a turban of gray hemp trimmed with jet band and birch tulle, tied in a wide bow across the deck. A second hat features shiny white straw with upturned brim, pink roses, and a black net square with lace applique.
A fragment describes color names used by groups Boma Colores and Greenmakers in spring works. It notes copperlike chavdron, a peculiar opaggue blue, citron, and green tones, with a second blue rivaling turquoise and jade-like greens that are lighter and yellower, including Chinese influences.
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