12 Aug 1926
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
1
In a slice of vintage jewelry lore, blue and gray tones define summer pieces. Necklaces bracelets earrings and brooches mix silver motifs sapphires and enamel in floral and two tone pearl designs. Timeless wear pairs with chiffon gowns and dramatic evening looks.
Two years after its debut the two-piece frock remains in fashion circles with no clear sign of waning prestige. In some quarters rumors persist that Fatт will trigger a broader change.
The piece traces lace as a symbol of extreme femininity, noting its evolving meaning from ancient royal attire to modern times. It highlights how lace once signified status and courtly dress, then faded as contemporary styles shifted away from overt adornment.
Ribbon boutonniere trends show wide use of shaded roses and crystal accents. Designers pair bright ribbon corsages with tailored suits and dinners frocks, favoring left shoulder placements and contrasting hues against black outfits.
Beaded gowns remain fashionable with chiffon georgette and madras fabrics covered in beads rhinestones and paillettes. White gowns with heavy beading and fringe stand out as elegant variations while moonlight iridescent effects add novelty. Each gown is designed with patterns distinct from traditional beaded styles.
An international effort aims to awaken women to hat consciousness and end the era of plain untrimmed hats for all occasions. Fashion authorities claim the smart world molds trends, not the individual merely accepts established modes, inviting women to watch reactions.
Julia Bottomley notes Paris leads in chic children’s coats and millinery with plain and two toned fabrics, detachable capes, and elegant trims. The piece contrasts French and American designs, outlines autumn fashion for juniors, and explains shoulder lines, pockets, collars, and fur accents.
Clarence the Wart Hog declares his ugliness and travels from Africa to Texas to share a tale of unselfishness. He explains visitors are drawn to him despite his appearance and notes Helen in Texas asked him to tell his story. The wart hog describes journeys, fame, and his uniquely hideous yet captivating nature.
A narrator declares Grandma has lost her knack yet finds nothing missing after searching attic cellar cupboards drawers tins and even the horses bins and coal box. The speaker asks if a bit of knack could be found to cheer Grandma dear.
Guests are invited to a party game where one is blindfolded and told to test his lungs. The room forms a circle as others discreetly attach a whistle to his back. On cue, players blow the whistle while he turns to identify the guilty shouter. The absent guest may be summoned to repeat the stunt.
A child named Joey visits a museum causing delight and exclamations about the wonderful dead circus. He expresses intense excitement and asks his mother if it was truly wonderful.
An old medical note explains how sinus infections arise from the nasal cavities and nearby skull sinuses. It describes maxillary frontal sphenoidal and ethmoidal sinuses, symptoms of infection such as fever headache and discharge, and the principal treatment of draining pus by removing infected teeth tonsils or draining affected sinuses. It cautions that focal infections can affect distant body parts and urges removal or drainage to prevent life danger.
The article frames pain as a natural warning system and explains headache as a common symptom rather than a disease. It notes that headaches can stem from emotional states and distant causes, due to the body’s interconnected nervous system and the brain as the central hub.
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