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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1914
Page
10
A fashion note observes the trend of jet ornaments used to trim hats and create earrings, with one earring resting on the hat brim and the other hanging near the left ear. Some styles use a single earring for a tassel-like effect amid a broader jet jewelry boom.
Secretary of Labor Wilson has been confined at home with an attack of grip. He is not in serious condition and is expected to be out again tomorrow.
A 1910s style treatise argues beauty requires body mind and spirit harmony. It urges physical care through exercise diet and dress while valuing inner refinement, meditation, and moral decorum over vanity. It warns against petty worries and stresses home happiness surpassing material wealth.
Practical guidance on eye cream use and facial massage to retain a youthful look. Advice on gloves care, summer storage, and maintaining hats and garments. Brief notes on dress silhouettes, skirts, crinoline, and the resurgence of simple yet elegant fashion elements. Also a recipe for roasted sweet potatoes with marshmallows.
Paris reports extreme spring skirts with minimal folds and close fit to the body. The fashion emphasizes clever cuts, girlish silhouettes, plain colored ensembles, and revival of bridie hats with new necklines and accessories, predicting bonnets tied under the chin returning soon.
A short reflective verse expresses uncertainty about existence beyond death. The speaker, John A. Joych, rejects earthbound concerns and questions fate, summer heat, and winter, seeking no assurances or lease on life. The poem conveys trepidation toward the hereafter.
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