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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
7
A New York Tribune fashion note cites Paris interest in cotton dresses with bold embroidery and two piece Russian styled designs. It highlights white cotton crepe frocks with honeycomb weave, Russian embroidery, Roumaya crepes with beadwork, girdles at low waists, and a new cotton ornament head, signaling a lively import fashion trend.
The article notes cotton bead sports suits and crystal wooden beads adopted by manufacturers. A cotton crepe Kou maya sport dress evokes tennis and summer wear. Embroidery brightens the white fabric as crepe Roumaya gains popularity among summer fabrics.
The article notes organdie dresses gaining popularity with Paris imports described as simple and stylish. One design features three rows of raffings and Japanese panels, machine-made with plaited flounces. The other showcases handmade folds, twist edges, and a plain, easy look. Color in organdie is praised for subtle lights and tones suitable for all seasons.
The passage notes an array of delicate rosebuds ribbons and laces to adorn summer outfits with options for personal styling. It suggests readers may choose their own approach while highlighting charming finishing details.
A fashion rundown features linen frocks for young college women with restrained straight lines. One-piece silhouettes include waist seam fullness, hand drawnwork, and delicate edging. Descriptions cover rose linen with white collar, tan drawnwork bands, and yellow ratine frock with fringed edges and black belt.
The current popular blouse style uses a straight smock cut long at the sides with rear and front sections forming extended side points. These are loosely tied below the waist to drape the garment and create a Straight silhouette.
Wash dresses are the best choice for girls twelve years or younger. Ginghams chambrays and tissues are in high favor with sateen English print and pongee approved. Figured sateens and English prints offer many colors and patterns for children and adults. Pongee is a splendid quality option if well made.
A vintage description details a children’s frock in Moonbeam sateen with an old fashioned look. Flesh color dress with rosebud print, matching bloomers, wide round yoked neckline, black piping along neck, sleeve, hem, bloomer cuffs, shoulder slit, two black bows, and a crescent pocket stitched on one side.
In Mars Hill Maine Rev. Charles L R Carlton shot himself after allegations by a thirteen year old girl, later retracted, claiming innocence before God. A note found expresses his denial of the charges. The incident followed a church Easter helper scene and rising community pressure. Grace Smith, 26, married Roy T Hall, ex husband of Barbara Smith.
Sheriff Heenan smuggled prisoner Walter Simmons in a trunk aboard a baggage car to avoid mob crowds while transporting him for the murder of Frank Paul. Simmons allegedly abandoned Paul's bloodstained car near Spencer, Nebraska, as crowds searched trains at Spencer Anoka and Fairfax. Paul, an automobile dealer, was found murdered and his body dumped near a creek in Bristol after a coroner's verdict.
In Emporia Kansas D E Waller alias Davis Walton is jailed on disturbing the peace charges after admitting four living wives and one dead spouse. He says his first wife is dead and he married the others in Missouri. A quarrel with wife No 2 preceded his arrest when he attempted to leave with wife No 5 and was shot at by his legal wife. Police note a prior bigamy sentence.
The will of Miss Mary E. Connors age sixty four filed in Surrogate's Court directs her friend and executrix Mrs Katherine Rees to bury her in a single grave with an extra pillow under her head and to prevent carriages from following the hearse. If any relatives are found they receive one dollar each due to lack of affection. The residue of the estate after bequests goes to the Hospital for Ruptured and Cripples.
New York railroad clerk Thomas Dunn fired a bullet at his forehead but it glanced off his skull, slightly cutting the head. Dunn was arrested on a charge of violating the Sullivan anti firearms law.
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