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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
11
The article outlines menswear accessories shaping fashion, noting standardized standards for shirts collars and hosiery. It highlights favored shirt patterns, solid colors, and muted palettes, with emphasis on neckwear such as knitted ties, Grenadine, and diagonal striped options, plus collar styles for day and evening wear. The piece reflects period emphasis on coordinated ensembles and the evolving role of minor dress details.
The piece notes Capt John Smith as the Admiral of New England, a title granted by the Western Company for North Virginia for his coast explorations and his role in prompting Prince Charles to name New England. It also includes unrelated family and care references and fabric care guidance.
A reflective note on the joy found in work and purpose. It contrasts lower level desires with higher aims and cites L. P. Jacks speaking of laborers lovers and heroes finding fulfillment in their tasks and commissions.
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