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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
6
Harriet Santoine drives Eaton through a tense pursuit after Blatchford's murder. She realizes the chase shifts as Eaton seems hunted then eager, guiding a risky getaway toward the ravine and bridge while secrets between them rise.
Harriet and Hugh flee through a chase sparked by Santoine’s killers. The bridge is ablaze and the road blocked, forcing a return to Harriet’s home as Avery gathers a local posse to hunt Eaton, who hides in the woods while Harriet contemplates their uncertain future.
Harriet enters her father's rooms after a damp drive with Mr Ea ton. Mr Santoine queries her about where she has been and why, noting a shot that wounded Cousin Wallace and hinting at a possible escape. The scene ends with the blind father demanding more information.
A fashion writer in the New York Tribune argues the American woman is the best dressed in the world, refuting claims of sameness and noting diverse spring styles. It describes plaited skirts, fan-like side panels, and black crepe de chine frocks embroidered with garden motifs in bright beads and imitation pearls.
Knife plaited skirts in linen are shown by many of the smart shops. They are especially attractive in pearl gray and oyster white.
A movie star extols fingernail care as a fine art urging women to soak, push back cuticles, and oil nails to prevent brittleness. She notes avoiding high shine, proper polishing, and daily minutes spent on hand beauty to project a polished, conscientious image.
White frocks for early summer occasions are a specialty with models shown in colors and white options. The junior styles feature many small touches appearing in this season’s women’s modes, including replicas. Two points were noted.
The article notes sport clothes remain in vogue due to emphasis on a straight flat silhouette. It contrasts street and formal silhouettes and describes a sport outfit with a moderate length skirt, tuck-in blouse, sweater, and a tailored jacket for comfort and color.
The era of wire hangings is gone as ribbons and cords take over. Ribbon cockades and floral accents decorate the hangers while hiding nails. For heavy items add a wire backing. small pieces need one hanger while larger items need two.
The article advises selecting blouse necklines and ribbon details to suit eye color. It notes that face near colors affect eye shade, and proper choices brighten and intensify the eyes while wrong hues dull them. Ribbon ties and jabots add variety and refresh a waist.
A recent trend features an accordion-plaited crepe de chine skirt in white with green stripes paired with a green silk sweater worn without a blouse. The look includes a green felt hat and green sandals with stockings.
Attractive coats described as ideal for steamer wear or travel are made from English woolens with long beige or caramel ecaracul shawl collars and tied on the left side.
The article describes making ribbon sachets by sewing two ribbon pieces and stuffing with sachet powder. It suggests uses such as interlacing inside wardrobe trunks and drawers or forming flower petals on cushions. It notes lace knotted on one shoulder as an alternative accessory.
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