Friday Fashions Trimmed with Narrow and Wide Collars
Some garments feature narrow fur collars while others display wide fur trim or self collars, showing variation in Friday wardrobe styles.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
3
Some garments feature narrow fur collars while others display wide fur trim or self collars, showing variation in Friday wardrobe styles.
Cynthia Grey answers readers about treasurer duties in a new society, stressing book entries and signed orders. A gelatine solution for hectograph copying is given step by step, with preparation and use guidance. The final note mentions H L Patrick facing port commission over delaying the West Seattle ferry at 7 30 a m.
An advertisement suggests a home formula to remove dandruff and stop hair loss. Mix half a pint water with 1 oz bay rum 1 small box Barbo Compound and 4 oz glycerine. Apply daily for two weeks then biweekly. The mixture claims to darken gray hair and promote growth.
The Liberty features Frank Keenan in The Coward a Civil War tale of a deserter son who redeems himself with help from his father Col Winslow and a plotted Union weakness. The bill also carries Eddie Foy in A Favorite Fool and Chaplin in A Night in a Show with vaudeville acts.
An old home remedy article promotes Pinex with sugar syrup to heal inflamed membranes and relieve coughs. It claims quick relief, loosens phlegm, and stops persistent coughing, advising readers to ask pharmacists for 2½ ounces of Pinex. The Pinex Company based in Fort Wayne, Indiana backs a money back guarantee.
In a ballroom scene, Eliene’s guests mingle amid flirtation and social banter. Margie navigates compliments from Malcolm Stuart while Jim Edie courts Donna and improvises a new dance, hinting at future romantic entanglements and school teaching plans.
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