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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
8
Designers embrace accordion plaits in season silhouettes from capes to skirts using silks satins and wools. Horizontal stripes with side plaits and saddle bag pockets create unusual finishes while sash ends and belt ornaments echo Egyptian influence in plaid silk models.
New departure in smocks II shows tricolette and silk blends shaping summer wear. Jackets bodices and girdles in gay colors appear, with fringe sak embellishments and satin bound neck openings. Georgette smocks with embroidery and beadwork rise for dressy afternoons and evening wear.
Fresh glove lore warns that quality gloves last longer with care. Avoid wearing best gloves at night as heat and moisture from gas harm leather. Do not use them in very wet weather or while carrying umbrellas to prevent rain drops from spoiling them.
The article details unique trimming for children's frocks using striped material. Stripes are joined or separated by a chain stitch in red worsted. A band of trim can finish the frock around the sleeves and down both sides, front and back.
A large poke bonnet crafted entirely from wool crochet features wired structure and is trimmed with crocheted flowers in a matching mate lal color. The novelty headpiece offers a distinctive recreation wear option with intricate crochet work and floral detailing.
A collection of vintage food notes and recipes describes cherry Betty with custard crumbs, currant catsup, macaroon cream molded with gelatine, and a frozen Macedone mix. It contrasts with a social quote declaring children as vital to the state, urging scientific study of their welfare.
Seasonable good things for eggs include Garried Eggs Savory Eggs Beotch Eggs Breakfast Eggs and Vassar Eggs. Recipes describe cutting hard cooked eggs, making sauces with butter milk cheese and spices, stuffing egg halves, browning crumbs, and serving with toast or light sauces for varied meals.
A light exchange comments on Mrs Owens radiant gown and her husband's visible distress at the idea. The dialogue implies a social scene in St Augustine with focus on appearance and mood.
Druggists report many people suffer kidney issues without knowing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for healing influence and high success. Insurance examiners note kidney disease causes many rejections. Available at drug stores in two bottle sizes. sample offer via ten cent request.
Sir Oliver Lodge opines that spiritualist descriptions of the next world are absurd and ticklish to handle. A Sunday school teacher tells a boy he will take all that is good to the afterlife, leaving the naughty behind. The boy calmly replies he will be pretty thin up there.
The dialogue references Mrs Benhamra Benefit and a doctor warning that constant pocketing of money could worsen a medical condition. The speaker recalls the doctor saying if she did not stop irritating her side by repeatedly reaching into her pocket, she risked an appendicitis.
The excerpt recalls Munich before the war as an earthly paradise with cheap beer and sausages, sung by Wagner and Beethoven. It mentions student Cobb of Missouri in a humorous vignette about ordering frankfurters, and a garden manager’s quip in a famed campus anecdote.
When Jack Jolly a golf ball manufacturer visited town last fall a friend asked if he would ever learn the game. Jolly asked the man his age and replied that a Scotland friend aged 81 believes the game can still improve with time.
A customer inspects rugs in a store and leans toward a pink rug with purple roses. Her five year old daughter interrupts, urging timing for delivery as their party is tomorrow. The proprietor laments the delay but commends considering the circumstances.
In Kamchatka Petropavlovsk is the main city with about 1500 residents. The peninsula offers fat caviar and furs especially sable bear fura for sale. In 1918 the area had 700000 reindeer. Wear salt tea and sugar are greatly needed. In midsummer large salmon catches occur.
A shop advertises a wide collection of magazines. The clerk boasts he can’t keep every title, but he stocks about 8,000 kinds, signaling a vast, varied inventory for readers.
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