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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
7
A fragmentary retelling features Mr Pencort and Mrs Peacock debating beauty and feathers. A tale voice recalls peacocks praising plumage while dismissing feet as ordinary, hinting at an event where prizes are discussed for beauty.
In a whimsical scene three times daily on the lawn, peacocks strut and flash vivid colors as pupils gaze on. Mrs. Peacock proclaims the birds’ beauty inspires students to excel, while Mr. Peacock notes Sally will do well and the school remains proud.
A vintage fashion column describes hat and frock pairings to avoid clashes. It notes tailored street frocks with panels and slant hems, jacket shapes over the head, and embroidery details. Wraps replace coats for evolving mantles, advising harmony between hat, dress, and accessories for a balanced costume.
The article outlines assorted frocks for girls in white, green, yellow or lavender chambray and lawn fabrics. Designs feature embroidered trimmings, ruffled collars and sleeves, with detailing in tulle, organdy, batiste, and fine lawn. Two dainty riding outfits in imported milan felts are noted.
The piece urges care for footwear as a sign of good dress, noting the cost of boots and shoes and the necessity to protect leather items. It advises stuffing toes with paper, drying near heat, and keeping patent leather lightly creased and stored in a cool place to prolong wear.
A quirky column notes buckles in cut steel silver and gunmetal sold for street wear. Shoppers admire elaborate Luckles set with rubies emeralds sapphires and other gems. The piece hints at matching tones for footwear and attire and mentions morning wear cut steel buckles.
A fashion note describes the latest evening hats with wide brims of tulle tied over the forehead and crownless designs. It highlights sheer tulle layers forming crowns, sweeping bows, short or shoulder-draping bands, and Alsatian influence seen in recent theater appearances.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ribben ornaments with silver brocade teats and a Delta across a cord tied into a Ducklelite ornament at the comb or treat. The language shows misreads and unclear references to decorative elements and their arrangement.
A collage of recipe fragments and domestic guidance discusses Braised Tongue and Squabs with Mirabesa style onions, baked items, and whipped cream desserts. It weaves in kitchen tips, cost awareness, and budgeting advice for households facing high prices and fixed salaries, urging prudent shopping and efficient cooking practices.
Fragmentary text references Neal Towen and Svergorm notary Ava Nour and a unnamed town plan. Mentions Glen pour wes and Yaiog 8 town from Gena with warnings about watt and self reflection. Read as garbled OCR with no clear event or outcome.
A garden pool project described as attractive and interesting is built in a backyard with a left rear corner pool, edge plantings, an irregular rockery, and an overflow gutter. Stones gathered from travels and local sources give a natural appearance. The piece notes enjoyment and horticultural value for home gardeners.
A discussion on transportation as a core city factor stresses comfortable living, broad access, and efficient transit. It links streetcars and freight movement to business health, housing, schools, and amenities. It argues large industries depend on uncluttered layouts and accessible routes. The piece also warns about protecting wild birds and respecting others' rights in civic life.
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