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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1913
Page
23
The writer discusses tulle as a delicate, costly fabric guiding winter fashion. He notes its fragility, need for freshness, and its role in scarves, drapery, and hats. Lace often accompanies tulle, and a revival of face hats is anticipated as tulle styles evolve. He previews outfits seen at a private opening, predicting many will embrace tulle this season.
Lucile fashion columnist Ady Duff Gordon describes Paris inspired styles for the season. The feature highlights a lace tunic edged with chantilly lace paired with rose satin and a crushed girdle creating a high waist silhouette. A rose satin bloom accents the girdle while tulle scarves add lightness and grace.
A reflective piece compares two natures the domineering and the yielding using a London stage play as a metaphor. It argues that ruling others breeds unhappiness for all and urges self examination to avoid being either overly controlling or passively compliant.
The account highlights Sir Tatton Sykes and Prince Poutlakine known for extreme health measures. Sykes reportedly wore multiple coats on winter journeys in Arizona while summer warmth arose. Poutlakine kept fires ready, wore split waistcoats, used a two foot umbrella with windows, wore tin coated boots in heat and carried vinegar sponges to deter smells and mad dogs.
Munich authorities constructed market halls to lower food costs but faced strong merchant opposition. The plan aimed to centralize stalls and increase supply efficiency despite protests from local traders.
A reflective piece urges readers to gaze at the night sky and set a noble star as a personal ideal. It argues contemplation of stars elevates ambition, inspires better thoughts, and prevents fixation on petty daily concerns.
The article urges restraint in summer amusements, stressing sports like golf tennis and boating as aids to good manners. It warns against excess, emphasizes temper and decorum, and advises guardianship by parents and chaperones to protect girls from risky reputations and imprudent behavior.
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