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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
3
A frightened mother in a new town was persuaded by a local worker to admit her young son with scarlet fever to the hospital. The child, Teddy, remains in the tedious ward while the mother anxiously seeks news of his condition.
An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin branding on genuine tablets and urges using physician tested dosages. It lists uses from colds to pain and notes available in small tins and larger packages.
January and February bring annual sales of white goods and new spring fabrics as shops reveal undermuslin and children’s wear. The flapper model shown emphasizes a plaited skirt, plain smock with three quarter sleeves, inset collar, and simple stitchery, with subtle color updates. Styles for young misses grow more conservative, favoring daintiness over extravagance to preserve girlhood charm.
A feature on fur hats notes their delayed arrival due to autumn weather, their January and February prominence, and the range of furs used from beaver and mink to ermine. Descriptions include brims, crowns of velvet, rhinestone ornaments, and ostrich plumes, with emphasis on durability and versatility.
A child narrator notes the squash feels flat and unloved, unlike tomatoes and cucumbers. The squash laments its unexciting name and lack of enthusiasm, while potatoes find some affection in their versatile cooking uses. The tale ends with a child's misheard observation at a blacksmith shop about horses' feet.
A heated remark from she expressing contempt contrasts with his calm reply about rushing to the grocery. He asks her to study the dictionary while he is away.
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