Lander evening post
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cheeks sf tan” Is decreasing In num
bera. if statistics compiled by the
American chamber of commerce of
Mexico are correct. Not only have
importations of footwear from the
United Stutea Increused. It is aald, but
during the lust two yeurs several shoe
factories have started In Mexico and
ull are thriving.
Chases Deer With Hammer.
Goslien, N. J. —Many stories are told
hy deer hunters in Sullivan county.
Leo Nester, residing south of Monti
cello. tells one. He said he saw a
buck racing itcroaa his dooryard. He
seixi-d a hummer nnd gave chase, run
ning neck nnd neck with the nnlnml
for some dbtnnce. when It got away.
Innd. Reglmenta and ships bought free
ly In the markets and tho women
rviqied the benefit.
Haiti la a country of caste, and the
pooiM*Mlon of shoes nnd stockings
marks a decided so<*lal advantage for
the liensnnt class. They Inveotrd their
earnings In them z but drew the line at
garters, nnd necessity taught them a
substitute.
There Is one distinctive feature of
woman's dress in Haiti peasant circles,
however, that will hardly find favor Iq
the sophisticated eyes of the American
riHpper. Freipiently one sees among
the universal faded blue nnd white nt
tire one of H«d, white and blue, with
tho three colors arranged In fantastic
patterns of str!|a>s nnd squares, usually
topjied by U bright red bandanna tur
ban. A penannt woman thus urrnjed,
accustomed to carry burdens on her
head from Infancy, stridoa along In
this gay cost nine with the carriage of N
Greek goddess. Mhe Is n "|a-nltent ß
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Lander evening post. (1923). Lander, Wyo., 1923-01-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92067094/1923-01-18/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Lander evening post, 1923-01-18.
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