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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
6
A fashion writer surveys summer wardrobes for women highlighting separate skirts and sweaters in navy blue or white, lightweight sport satins, and wide brimmed hats. It notes versatile skirts with belts and pearl buttons, reverse-side fabrics, and hem innovations that save time and material.
The piece describes chic frocks in chiffon with veiled nets and gold passementerie for evening turbans. It notes bead studded silk bags as popular accessories and presents embroidery as a favored detail for formal wear.
The article discusses the role of sport shoes versus formal footwear for various occasions. It notes white Oxford slippers and leather pumps as appropriate for dress events while sport costumes are praised for practicality but not for golf. It stresses the hat and high heel as key elements of formal correctness and warns that casual footwear should not be worn with evening dresses.
Girls with athletic taste decorate bedrooms and sitting rooms with cut out baskets of fighters and flowers pasted on self colored walls. A famous young singer painted daffodils in yellow and pasted them with silver on walls. Many people seek new, artful ways to beautify furniture and rooms this spring.
A bulletin from the Retail Millinery Association of America describes a pretty leghorn hat combining straw with navy georgette or taffeta. The design suits sport or tailored wear with options such as full crown georgette or taffeta coverage and decorative flanges on the brim. Prices are moderate and leghorns are forecast to rise in popularity.
An American weekly argues that critics misread the peace conference results on Shantung and Japan. It notes China’s weak role, Japan’s claims, and Open Door policy amid fears that the League of Nations is at stake if treaties are not upheld.
In the village Soups the chief pearl fisher leads the men who go to sea while a senior partner oversees work. The text notes the home of Nymphaea Nene and mentions Shima, Japan, with unclear details about the settlement and activities.
A noisy, garbled fragment references church advertising and a planned gathering. Names and places are unreadable, but the text hints at a religious event or sermon with scattered phrases about eating, bells, and a pastor.
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