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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1918
Page
8
The Country Woman reports on spring garden pleasures and midsummer millinery trends. Descriptions cover Leontine hats with wreath appliques, Niniche styles with high hair, trench helmet inspired shapes, violet veils, poke silhouettes, and leg horn sailor designs. Emphasis on feminine styling, hair arrangement, and Parisian influence.
With early spring sun and breeze, a homemaker applies fresh coats of paint and shellac to indoor and outdoor surfaces. Porches, floors, woodwork, and furniture receive touch ups to keep the home bright, clean, and orderly as chores begin in mild weather.
Readers learn to balance speed with care as Red Cross knitters rush to supply warm socks mufflers and sweaters to the front. Advice covers measuring properly avoiding wasteful errors using counting devices and new tools to speed production while preserving fit and warmth for soldiers.
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