Clubwoman Seeks Husband Amid Dinner Talks
A fragment notes a clubwoman asking for her missing husband while a dinner scene unfolds. It mentions a pillar of the colored church, Alexander Jackson, being entertained at dinner with the pastor and others.
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Alexander Jackson
Elisha a Life of Helpfulness
A sermon style piece on Elisha and Naaman, urging believers to seek those in need, diagnose true spiritual afflictions, and apply Christ’s remedy. It emphasizes humility, faith, and action by servants of God to find and help the lost, with reference to Naaman and the slave girl.
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Elisha
Naaman
Naamen
Jordan
Christ
Servants of Christ
Chic Fur Trims Woolens for Fall Fashion Reign
Fashion columnist Cherie Nicholas notes fur trims will dominate fall and winter ensembles. Designers showcase ingenious fur touches such as bow knots, cuff muffs, fur yokes, and polka dot patterns on wool garments. Plaids return in vivid fabrics with luxurious wool weaves and dramatic fur accents shaping a chic campus cape and navy suit ensemble.
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Gaston
Paris
Western Newspaper Union
Lace-Top Dress Satire Sparks Fashion Debate
A satirical piece titled Lace-Top Dress by Lyne Lalo Hie from SERS critiques fashion trends and industry vanity. It mocks provocative silhouettes while highlighting consumer appetite for novelty and spectacle.
Warm Honey Beige Tan Shade Described For Season
The season promotes a warm honey beige tan across headgear, footwear, and makeup. Some skin tones are enhanced with a shiny finish and minimal makeup, while the trend highlights a honey beige base with rouge mat powder and colorful lipstick.
Fragmented scribbles on a local design seat project
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a design seat and a person named as designee. Readable terms include imaginative creation and a small area project, with no clear dates or full context.
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By Cherie Nicholas