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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
7
A fashion house showcases de luxe fall suits highlighting the jacquette effect with varying bloused backs. designers emphasize fine velvety fabrics, trimmed cuffs, fur accents, and straight tailored backs in Marvélla cloth for a youthful, chic look with beaver and squirrel fur trims.
The display features rich brown velvet hats and deep shawl collars with patch pockets that convey a sturdy efficient look for winter. Fine tucking marks several numbers and showcases the manufacturer’s craftsmanship throughout the collection.
Tweed promises to be popular for fall and winter with a wide raccoon fur collar that adds comfort in cold weather and eliminates the need to carry an extra fur.
Frail and convalescent readers report Tanlac quickens vitality and combats weakness. Mrs. Mary Choklat of Los Angeles testifies she was weak and nerves shattered before Tanlac, now in perfect health. The ad claims Tanlac aids digestion, builds blood, bone and muscle, and restores normal weight. urges readers to buy at druggists.
Two rare satchel bags imported to the country display jewelry grade craft. One features chiselled silver mounting on silver gray doeskin leather. the other, black undressed kid, is set with sapphires. Embroiderers work by hand and adorn with metal and stones. Gold, platinum and silver mounts are popular, with borders and engravings. Hand carving and embossing add variety to leathers in bags.
A fall wear notice describes a blue homespun suit with a straight box coat and a beautifully cut skirt. It emphasizes the distinctive style and departure from common early summer models in attractive tailoring.
A delicate pink georgette robe is handmade and embroidered in a pink bead design with hand stitching.
Fashion notes praise the three piece suit as a winter standout though early for widespread use. Heavy materials may limit fall wear, while plain silk and densely woven gowns offer between season appeal. Draped silhouettes emphasize body lines, with minimal trimming admired in upscale settings. A blue morning glory sash and vine detail on gray stockings are highlighted as styling accents.
Fashion notes describe sleeves in blouses as varied as those on dresses with fabrics following the dress lead. Crepe silks and blistered effects appear, browns dominate the color scheme, and necklines range from collared to rounded. Jersey continues as a staple for men's wear and street coats with new model developments and gold vents noted.
The note discusses wearing delicate morning glory inspired hues on gray silk hosiery. It advises choosing a gown in a matching shade to echo the vine motif, suggesting harmony between accessories and dress while recommending subtle color repetition for coordinated styling.
At the bathing beach Tom asks what caused a splash and Joe quips it was a slip of a girl. The brief exchange captures a playful moment on the shore.
An advertisement touts Nujol as a natural lubricant to relieve constipation without griping or medicine side effects. It claims Nujol mirrors Nature’s own action, is not a laxative, and is recommended by physicians and hospitals. The copy ends with a remark on aging women.
Abe Jackson colored was indicted for stealing money from a railroad station agent in a government controlled railroad era. The agent testified he never saw Jackson before. Jackson claimed he won the money shooting craps, a claim met with disbelief by the judge. The article notes copper durability and vast use in construction including the Woolworth Building with about a million pounds used.
The court heard two cases. A man fined 250 dollars or 180 days for speeding after drinking two glasses of claret. A woman who drove a limousine into a man and failed to help was given ten days in jail suspended, with excuses noted. The LA Times quotes a gender biased editorial stance on votes for women.
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