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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
6
Easton’s Laubach’s presents The Garment Shop Easter fashions on the second floor with a full display of spring suits and coats for women and misses. The advertisement touts the season’s most complete collection and asks readers to view the new styles in an authoritative, fashionable tone.
A garbled ad announces coats priced from fifteen dollars to eighty nine fifty with a wide range of fabrics and styles. Mentions poplin and other materials, suggests tailored and dressy options, and notes available sizes and prices.
Wide array of spring suits displayed with lengths from jaunty to long. Skirts vary in silos and fabrics include serge poplin tween, tricotings and gabardine. Prices start at 25 dollars for the season’s smart selections.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a price 25.00 and a sale context. Reads like a local notice with unclear names and dates. No clear event or participants readable.
A garbled fashion note extols new dresses as beyond past seasons and highly desirable. The text claims the designs are more fascinating than anything seen before and will impress every woman who views them, asserting strong appeal and modern beauty.
Fashion notes describe dresses and gowns in crepe, silk, and jersey fabrics for theater, sports, and evening wear. Descriptions highlight fabrics like crepe de chine and satin, with mentions of styles such as Jersey and Serge dresses and various tailoring details.
A spring fashion event showcases LaGrecque Corsets with Miss Leamor Mefatmarg hosting. The display runs through March 21 and features items from Mouslerest to stoutest models priced $2 to $15, highlighting comfort, durability and trim workmanship.
A fragmented piece discusses spring fashion and new textiles with references to U S print culture and evolving styles. The text mentions seasonal garments, cosmetic items, and the impact of fashion on vitality while noting uncertain details about specific designers and trends.
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