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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1910
Page
11
The piece notes tailored waists and lingerie styles dominant this season with varied materials and trims. Long sleeves are rarer while lace, frills, high collars, and white serge ensembles mark the era, with short sleeves common and white garments featuring lace and serge contrasts.
The article notes a Philadelphia labor dispute hurting trade and the Palais Royal Opening of 1910, promising unusually priced dresses. It highlights linen, ramie linen, and a Russian diagonal weave model with lace, belts, and pleated skirts priced at $15, valued at $25. The piece frames the conflict as harming shoppers and hopes for better bargains.
Confused fragmentary OCR mentions Lingene Dresses and a Stan location with a price reference of 1200 dollars. It hints at an attendance, experts, and a noted event or sale but the text is garbled and lacks clear dates, organizers, or outcomes.
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