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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
6
A fashion write up notes the rise of the costume suit for busy women, praising its versatility from morning to evening. It describes the two to three piece design with dresses, coats, and trims, highlighting fur accents and short coats as key seasonal features.
The article describes a Russian influenced coat suit with a long fitted or flowing coat, fur bands, and a circular peplum. It highlights a shiny black broadcloth garment braided with colored patterns, red silk lining, and embroidery in red yellow and black to emphasize the Russian theme.
Fine tucks serve as the sole trimming on many smart autumn gowns, with sticking applied very close together also approved as a trimming option.
A fashion note highlights coats with sleeves as the main feature, rivaling capes in popularity. Sleeves are often richly embroidered while the coat body remains plain.
In a Christmas tale King Snow contemplates gifts for Snow Flakes and children. Old Man Winter teases him about not being Santa while King Snow muses on a white Christmas and starts snowing to fulfill the kids' holiday wish.
A Go los Rossi article reports Archangel workers striking after death sentences for three priests and five laymen for resisting church property confiscation. Two days later a telegram from Moscow commuting the sentences to three years imprisonment ends the strike.
A comic exchange shows two crooks debating how to withdraw money from a bank. The first crook asks how a man can take his own funds, and the second crook replies that forging a signature is the easy route. The exchange highlights a playful, criminal tone from Life.
Mrs. Blank appears in a brazen decollete look as spectators react with surprise at the opera. The scene captures a dramatic moment amid evening performances and social bustle.
A Scotsman who signed the pledge wavers when pressed by a friend about quitting drink even in a lake of whisky. The exchange ends with him admitting a possible minor slip, weighing the lure of real Scotch against restraint. The tale appears in the London Answers.
A humorous dialogue centers on a father teaching son Bobby to treat his mother well. The mother is described as the household sunshine, while the boy teases that she also tans his hide, prompting a lighthearted moment about family dynamics and parental authority.
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