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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
3
Summer home decor items feature cretonne table covers pillows and dresser covers in floral designs. French knots satin stitches and net motifs decorate linen and tod or rough linen with tassels fringe and passementerie. Luncheon sets in Japanese toweling and crepe offer outdoor porch options with blue white edge gimp accents.
CC Kincaid lost a horse last week. Mrs S Z Billingsly spent Tuesday with Mrs Jene McDuffie. Miss Amabele Parr of Lebanon visited Friday with Miss Grace Ed rington. W Hl Parr and family returned to Lebanon after a week with R D Billingsly. Mrs Nan Caplinger and daughter Cleo of Indianapolis visited with M M Edrington along with Mrs Lou Caplinger and Mary Caplinger.
Galladay School House notes a Friday gathering in Lebanon with Bill Walker and a family. Clarence Pipes moved wheat to Advance on Friday while Bill Garner sold hogs at Mace last week. Harry Carter and Evert Beck painted Elisha Higgs Barn. Mr and Mrs Dan Ottenberg of Advance visited Bert Ferguson and family. Clarence Pipes and wife and son Willie visited Austin Emmetts near Advance. Sunday visitors to Robert Ferguson and wife included Bert Ferguson and family and Ray Poynter and family from near Old Union.
The article surveys summer net curtains evolving from plain bobbinet to lace laden designs. It notes finer thread, lighter heavy drape, and modest price shifts while highlighting German influenced grounds, machine made venetian lace edges, shadow embroidery looks, and light hems that preserve airy effect.
James Beans house nears completion. Henry Bush cut oats for Henry Swindler Saturday. Dan Ryan and wife shopped in Lebanon Tuesday. James Swindler shipped hogs to Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs Pat Shahan and daughter Harel called on Mrs Dan Ryan. Ora Swindler visited in Indianapolis midweek. Roy Swindler and family visited James Meadows family. Leon Leeke of Lebanon visits grandmother Mrs Bashie Leeke. Ermel Meadows stayed with sister Mrs Elva Swindler. Mrs Roy Swindler called on James Vanhorn family. Chas Bean and family dined with James Bean family. Johnie Bean from Parke Co. visited with Chas Bean. Miss Leona Swindler returning from Danville for a few days. Emory Proffitt and family with James Meadows ate ice cream with Roy Swindler.
Brown Stop Albert Garner marketed his hogs at Mace Monday. Will Garner marketed his hogs at Advance last week. Mrs Otis Coons and children spent Thursday with Neal Day and wife. S C Kinhhead of Ladoga spent Monday with Henry James and family. Robert Ferguson hauled coal for the Galliday school house last week. Elmer Walls and family spent Sunday with Albert Garner and family. Baxter Brubeck and wife called on Jasper Riner and family Sunday afternoon. A tramp passed through this neighborhood on his way to New York City Monday. Otis Coons and family and Odessa Trosper took dinner with Harry James and family Sunday. Ray Poynter and family and Bert Ferguson and family spent Sunday with Robert Ferguson and wife. Edith and May James attended the band concert at Ladoga Thursday night and visited their grandparents until Saturday morning.
The text describes dainty furbelows made from new embroidered chiffon ribbon in various colors. It notes a white embroidery with a plain chiffon edge that is shirred and wired to form butterfly wings and a body of self-tone silk or satin tucked and padded for shape. Includes a cap of embroidered and plain chiffon with lace trim.
The piece notes laced boots are worn sparingly on tennis courts and yacht decks with heelless rubber soles. It contrasts general and formal boots with buttoned tops and often high heels, advising the season's tailleur favors dainty trim frivolous footwear to complete the ensemble.
An advertisement offers a free trial of Chronicure claiming to cure rheumatism by cleansing the blood. It promises references, a large free package, and a general tonic effect, sent without COD to Mrs. M. Summers in South Bend Indiana.
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