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Dress on show, and the school dress record: two tests the open record cannot settle

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items 7 and 8 — the dated fashion event; the codes, school by school

No named, dated public fashion event stands for this town in the record reached: no bridal fashion show, style show, or dress exhibition with a sponsoring club or store appears in the festival course this build carries whole — Hometown Days and its predecessors run parades, pageants of other kinds, and the society's dinners, but no fashion event is named in any of them. The item is banked as a named gap, settler the Tribune and Gazette social and club columns, where a sponsoring club's show would have been printed if one ran. The school dress record is in the same posture and is banked the same way: no dress code, abolition, or uniform finding for any school of the New Prairie corporation or for St. Stanislaus stands in the record reached, and the test the floor requires — school by school, printed as findings — waits on the settlers named: the New Prairie and St. Stanislaus handbooks and board minutes. Both gaps are stated here so this section's silence on them reads as an unrun errand, not as a finding.

Sources:

  1. This build's this history and Arts, read whole for a fashion event — none carried.
  2. This build's Schools, read whole for a dress-code or uniform finding — none carried.

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Source: Dress on show, and the school dress record: two tests the open record cannot settle, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/new-carlisle/fashion/dress-on-show-and-the-school-dress-record-two/