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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1921
Page
2
A guide to fall hats and uniforms for young girls detailing brimless caps for different hair styles, hand made hats, wool embroidery, and draped crowns. It covers camp middy and bloomers, gym suits for basketball and tennis, and the shift toward ready made outfits with tailored lines, color combinations, and practical fit for comfort and mobility.
The article describes fall flapper millinery with fruit motifs like tomatoes and grapes on turban and rollbrim hats. It notes low crowns, long tassels, and refined felt hats in French felt, with bows and sashes as stylish details for wrappers and sport wear. Paris shifts to strapless pumps, ending straps on summer pumps.
Gift shops at the Summer regori showcase smart linens and breakfast sets with Dresden patterns. An Armenian vendor struggles amid the display of self-tone hemstitched pieces as the new table corners and centerpieces brighten with blue and red florals. Separate dolls with humanlike features and sophisticated expressions draw attention, featuring henna hair and bobbed styles, in contrast to babylike imagery.
A fragmented newspaper item notes summer gift shops offer vamp dolls that appeal to adults more than children, contrasting them with traditional baby dolls. The piece suggests modern tastes favor sophisticated doll designs over infantile styles, reflecting shifting toy preferences.
Practical advice for glasses wearers facing humidity and exercise fogging. Recommends using a hand or folding fan to clear lenses, indoor drying breeze, and outdoors use. Advises weekly lens cleaning including nosepiece scraped with a safe tool to remove buildup and perspiration.
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