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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1922
Page
6
The article surveys lingerie evolution with bloomers in silk and crepe, long skirts, and practical street wear under tailored outfits. It notes imported petticoats in crepe de chine and satin, Georgette fabrics, gingham sets, and the return of corsets with lighter belts.
A Winnipeg to Glacier trip describes vast landscapes and varied travelers aboard a Canadian Pacific line. Passengers discuss reservations, weather, native languages, and sightings of wildlife while sharing anecdotes of mosquitoes, hotel comforts, and a daring Glacier climb with a brave father carrying a baby toward the summit.
New York reports a sales executive claiming swimming is the favorite athletic activity for women of all ages, with many buying swimsuits, caps, and water wings. Hiking, motoring, tennis, golf, and riding follow in popularity. the expert notes many outfits are worn for looks rather than serious sport.
The Aythion Sisters meet this evening in Castle Hall. The P O W club meets with Mrs D L Carbatah in the afternoon. West Chester Baptist Church Mission Circle gathers in the church. W R R holds a social at G R hall. Various clubs plan meetings through the week including the Royal Women's club, Seventy Six Ladies Aid, and Women’s missionary groups.
Six ladies visiting Mrs Will Sickles on West Fourth Street spent an evening socializing and doing crafts. A planned ice cream and cake treat turned into a ready service when Mrs Sickles herself brought the ice cream from the factory, surprising the guests.
Lydia Lion Roberts urges families to use mealtime as a teaching moment by sharing pleasant experiences and avoiding gossip. Mothers and fathers should model cheerful conversation, involve children in talking about daily joys, and push for early kindergarten education backed by the National Kindergarten Association in New York.
Cecily Neville Duchess of York born a Lancaster and mother to a powerful Neville line. She died May 31 1495 and witnessed 26 close relatives die in battle poison or murder as their lineage sought to crown England. The Nevilles were swept away long before her grave.
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