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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1940
Page
4
Fragmentary note cites Robert Hugh Ben remark about will and time pairing and what we could achieve. The line echoes a 19th century style meditation on effort and opportunity. No additional context or attribution available.
Poem line reflects longing and the solace found in reunion, contrasting joy with sorrow from separation. A reflective quote attributed to Rowe emphasizes endurance and the comfort of reunion after absence.
The fall fashion forecast stresses a long torso look with slim jackets and narrow skirts featuring unpressed pleats. Black moire suits dominate the scene, with options in faille bengaline or moire, and advice to own both black formalwear and plaid or monotone colored pieces for versatile, seasonable changes.
The picturesque headgear of Australian and New Zealand soldiers influences new military hats in London. Crowns and wide brims shape the evolving style as designers absorb colonial military fashion.
The keynote describes fall styles in blacks browns and rich greens for suits and ensembles. Hats are modest and styled to fit snugly matching hairdress choices.
A dress text notes fabrics for forthcoming nuptial wear. Chiffon gauze and iridescent two faced jerseys appear in wedding gowns, with shiny white velvet as a featured option.
This notice promotes homemaking booklets including Booklet 5 with 32 illustrated pages and a description of other numbers in the series. It notes muslin bags and yardage as materials, staining guidance, and advises readers on patterns and color touches. Orders should be mailed to the listed address.
A reflective line from Hughes speaks of inner mastery guiding outward action. The quote highlights self domination as the path to broader success and influence in life.
An advertisement by Dr. C. M. Coe of 503 Pine St. St. Louis Mo promotes a free valuable nook on piles or fistula and promises payment to contributors.
A compact piece urges readers to pursue virtue as a pathway to inner harmony and social respect. It emphasizes consistency between beliefs and actions and warns against hypocrisy or lax character. The tone resembles exhortation found in moral columns.
A reflection on why people rarely learn from those who succeed by trusting others. It notes that good impulses emerge unexpectedly and that many misjudge the value of acting on better instincts.
A brief quotation notes the ideal of a noble woman as the highest earthly virtue, describing perfection in maternal or exemplary feminine conduct with period rhetoric.
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