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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
3
New Paris fashion centers on chic summer outfits for Deauville season. Designers showcase ornate all white gowns and crystal bead embroidery on white satin. Simple net robes and cotton crepe Beorgette dresses pair with flower girdles and poppy motifs for casino and race wear.
The piece describes autumn millinery colors from mauve to fuchia and pale yellows with almond greens and beiges. It notes safe colors for younger wearers and the popularity of horsehair Weht hats with transparent brims revealing trim under sunlight.
Hats of midsummer fashion frame faces with a birdseye view of moving blossoms in a grand flower garden scene. Delicate play of color and light accompanies the style showcase.
Jewelry remains widely worn in day and evening wear. Jeweled bracelets in color and black and white are fashionable, with six or more worn at a time. Wide bangles and heavy carved gold pieces echo empire and Roman styles, while long pendant earrings of jet and cut steel pair with steel belts and purses.
Homespun dresses, especially white with bright embroidered sleeves, appear alongside white and colored striped summer silks.
A New York fashion authority notes a return of the corset as athletic wear evolves. Despite a surge in sport driven activity among French women, home exercise and competitive sports support a persistent slim silhouette, revealing consistency beneath changing styles.
A home craft note advises sewing a half inch tape along the center seams of stockings to slow wear. Start from the back of the heel and run about four inches, keeping the tape flat for best results.
The circular skirt emerges as a standout feature in fall apparel for day and evening wear. While it attracts attention, the straight silhouette remains dominant, with notably longer hemlines emphasizing the ongoing trend from recent seasons.
The article explains how ball buttons are used on crepe de chine and small fabric buttons on heavier materials. It notes buttons are chosen to suit fabric weight and drape and mentions various styles and applications.
A 6 month study outlines Luke1 birth narrative focusing on Zechariah and Elizabeth. The angel Gabriel announces John’s birth, Nazarite vow, and Holy Spirit filling, preparing for Christ’s coming. Zechariah’s doubt leads to dumbness until fulfillment.
A compact reflection noting the shift from youth to age with a plan to write an apology for mankind rather than satire. The line frames Walpole’s shift in perspective and a presumed aim to soften judgment.
A terse reflection on lenity and mercy as strategic virtues for ruling power. The line suggests gentleness yields quicker wins in governance, illustrating Shakespearean wisdom on mercy as political leverage.
A literary fragment quotes Joanna Ballile noting mercy in punishment and the paradox of suffering that can bring mercy, reflecting on divine justice and human resilience.
Katherine Neeley quotes a judge noting urban change from a Little Church Around the Corner to a modern movie theater site. The minister deacons choir and actors give way to producers landlords and mechanics as prices rise and the city moves on.
A New York Sun item notes bathers at York Beach on a rainy morning walking from cottages to the shore with open umbrellas. Vacationists are amused by carrying bumbleshoots to shield from rain while they plan a dip, despite imminent wetting.
Senator Sorgum cites factional fights as cause for tears during a band performance of Shul the Gang's All Here. The exchange frames irony as the musical backdrop to political strife within the chamber.
Rare parasol handles for women are enamelled and carved with portraits of pets such as dogs and birds as a new fashion novelty.
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