Scene From the Great Drama At Chautauqua Week
Enthusiastic reviews flood in for The Servant In the House praised as a sensitive masterpiece and extraordinary drama. Critics from New York Chicago Washington and Canada laud its human interest humor and moral depth while urging long runs and enduring impact.
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Long Tunic and Empire Dress Dominate Spring Styles
In April fashion trends reveal the Empire dress here to stay for the season with youth favored tunics and full short skirts. Textiles include blue serge, black covert, gray tafeta, and striped taffeta with contrasting underskirts. A tailored hat and subtle trimming complete the smart look.
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Fashion notes and a quip on opera tickets and dress details
The passage describes military style details in dresses with braids and frogging, wool skirts, cockades, surplice bodices, bias cuts, and checked silks. It notes children's fashions in linen and soft rose tones, and ends with a Chicago Tribune exchange about opera ticket prices at five dollars each.
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Readers urged to join The Journal family weekly offer
The Journal invites readers to help spread the word about its twice weekly news for a yearly collar price. The appeal emphasizes value and community support, asking neighbors to enroll and share the benefit of staying informed through the paper.
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