Clothes for Outdooring: Cool Slip-On Tub Frocks
An artesian well of imagination shapes summer clothes for outdooring. Designers push strong color contrasts within good taste, favoring vivid hues paired with white or black and restricting flashiness.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
14
An artesian well of imagination shapes summer clothes for outdooring. Designers push strong color contrasts within good taste, favoring vivid hues paired with white or black and restricting flashiness.
A survey of season frocks emphasizes comfort and color with yellows blues greens and reds. Lightweight materials like ratine crepe and cottons appear in morning and dressy styles, paired with hats white shoes and matching accessories.
A fragment reflects on choosing not to join pleasant little outings, preferring rest and a new viewpoint at home. The text notes people often decline invitations, seeking quiet time instead of social activity.
A recipe style column urges keeping ginger ale and fruit juices in the ice box for variety during warm weather. It details Old-Fashioned Ginger Water and several punch recipes using lemon juice, currant jelly, tea infusion, and fruit garnishes, ending with a Lincoln quote about doing one’s best.
In a Pig Pen tale Miss Ham declares politeness means good manners and remembering without prompting. The other pigs reflect, with Miss Ham noting some lack discipline yet all agreeing her assessment is correct.
A village doctor asks a Sunday school boy how to reach heaven. Willie answers we must die and then adds that before dying we must be sick and saved by faith. The old exchange reflects simple wisdom from a rural schoolboy.
A baseball crowd laughs at a new fielder who hits the ball over the fence but misreads the crowd's cheer. The tale ends with a quip about buying another ball while the game moves on. Also noted is a report on Canada marking six thousand soldiers graves with headstones and perpetual care.
A clever exchange on marriage contracts as a binding life commitment. Kriss asks if a marriage is binding and Kross answers that it keeps a man strapped for life, reflecting a satirical tone from contemporary commentary.
A reflective remark about people who agree with us, noting mixed feelings of flattery and suspicion toward those who share our views. The statement weighs social dynamics of endorsement and doubt in human interaction.
A compact aphorism notes that silence acts as a shield for wisdom, suggesting restraint preserves thoughtful insight and clarity.
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