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In the Driftway
September 17, 1924 issue

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The article presents information on the people of the United States being more sensible than the English in taking off their coats and in wearing informal dress in summer. On the steamships of the Royal Mail from Southampton to Buenos Aires, which is a three weeks's trip diagonally across the tropics, passengers are expected to dress for dinner every night in the "conventional black." This means that the immaculate man must set out with a wardrobe of some twenty dress shirts, as there is no laundry abroad. This means that the immaculate man must set out with a wardrobe of some twenty dress shirts, as there is no laundry abroad.

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CLOTHING & dress; ENGLISH; COATS; STEAMBOATS; DINNERS & dining; LAUNDRY
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