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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
7
A New York Times fashion writer notes seaside dressers embrace individuality in color and design this season. Summer beachwear features one piece swimsuits, bright taffetas and cretonne fabrics, and ornate parasols. outfits balance harmony and practicality while remaining striking under sun and humidity.
The season favors draped flowing silk crepe dresses and printed chiffons with floating panels and plaited flounces. Knitted outfits, including outing dresses, skirts, sweaters, and coats, grow in popularity for versatility. Plaited and plain sill skirts remain paired with bright sweaters, while flannel skirts gain traction for day wear with bold wool hues.
Hand sew lace on dress hems using a small embroidery hoop in the left hand. Hold hem about half an inch from the hoop edge, stretch lightly, and place lace loosely for even tension.
Wash tan shoes with a sponge and warm water. Wipe dry and let dry. Rub with the inside of a banana peel. Wipe with a soft cloth and polish with cotton flannel.
An Irish surgeon explains genius as the product of a germ that spreads through the brain. A labor leader declares the worst enemy of labor is the working man who refuses to work. A silk hat is said to transform any man into someone else.
Mrs. Rose suggests moving to another hotel while Clarence resists, saying they are comfortable, but the statement notes guests have already seen all her dresses.
Dialogue notes a disagreement about the Scadbys possessions with one character underestimating the value and another claiming they have more. The exchange hints at hidden furnishings and a domestic mood.
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