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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
7
A fashion note from the Washington Star finds the cloche hat still dominates in women’s wear this year. Designers push close fitting helmets and turban styles while clever trims and ribbons decorate hats across the season.
Fashion notes propose white wool spats worn under thin hose to remain undetectable. Glove style dominates winter wear with gauntlet cuffs and decorative straps, beads and embroidery. Sleeves vary from long to minimal, emphasizing hand elegance and fellowship.
Instructions recommend not using starch on lace curtains. Use gum arabic instead by dissolving one ounce in a half pint of boiling water, strain, and bottle. When applying, add a dessert spoon to a pint of cold water before use.
The piece argues that small clothing changes and affordable dress fixes can lift mood and energy during seasonal transitions. It suggests a new accessory or trim may revive enthusiasm, viewing fashion as a personal, home based remedy to feel better without full new garments.
The keynote of the new model is youth and dignity. The season will feature luxury as the dominant fashion note, using extraordinary rich materials and embellishing with costly fur trimmings and embroidery. The emphasis is on decor and artistic value.
A collection of 1920s style notes on hats wraps and gowns. Paris trends feature tricorns bow trims bold bands of suede and tubelike belts. Lace embroidery rhinestones velvet and silver motifs decorate evening wear with bouffant skirts and pastel hues.
A nostalgic verse laments earlier Christmas magic. The speaker invites Miss Jolly-go-romp to pretend to be the Toyshop Man amid secret plans and festive memories. The piece evokes colorful, mysterious toyshops and childhood dreams from days gone by.
Articles suggests pipe tobacco as a practical gift for men, highlighting Edgeworth tobacco in a 16 ounce jar priced at 1.65 dollars. It notes gifts avoid size or color issues and offers to mail jars and greeting cards from Larus & Brother Company, Richmond Virginia, with merchant options for retailers to obtain prepaid Edgeworth shipments.
A brief exchange features Staylate and Miss Weerie discussing late rising habits in a domestic setting. The fragment conveys a playful warning about an alarm clock and a midnight routine within a Boston Transcript style dialogue.
The ad cautions buyers to ensure the package or tablets display the Bayer name to receive genuine aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 28 years. It warns against imitations and urges saying Bayer when purchasing. An aside notes that perpetual indignation is a hint of Hades.
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