To Conceal, Not to Expose
According to the Omaha Bee, Frank Alvah Parsons, of New York, in a lecture before the Woman's Club in Omaha, stated that "present-day styles are in a condition of mad riot and anarchy." "Clothes were originally made to conceal, not to expose." Can the sober, reflective mind avoid the conclusion that there must be an unmistakable connection between the morals of the time and the dress of the time? The historian, as well as the student of Bible prophecy, knows that when morals take such a turn that luxury and gayety, to say nothing of indecency, become the order of the day, the people are doomed who insist in participating.