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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
6
Julia Bottomley notes velvet prints elevate winter fashion with a three piece velvet ensemble including a printed velvet blouse and matching velvet skirt, paired with a velvet hat adorned with feathers. She highlights feather embellishments as the season's chic detail and describes soft color blends from browns to creams and iridescent plumes.
Washington report on the President’s message to Congress. It notes four years of general prosperity, wage gains, low interest rates, and strong tax policy. It warns of war debt, urges continued economy, debt reduction, and tax relief while supporting national defense and federal programs. It highlights progress in aviation, roads, Philippines administration, agriculture, and disaster response for the Mississippi flood.
An account from a Kansas City Star brief describes Gap Johnson fleeing a crossroads store as yanks lash out. A tusked mule team is whipped, a bystander proposes an autetree bile, and a tense exchange follows during the operation, with humor and confusion amid the chaos.
Whooping cough is described as a neglected disease with 6822 deaths reported in the United States in one year. The advertisement claims no cure exists but notes relief via Dr. Drake's Glossco to shorten illness and ease coughing fits, endorsed by physicians and sold by druggists everywhere.
Vortire Aguirre, an archeologist with the Me vleanm Nation al museum and native of an Indigenous village, leads a dictionary project for Aztec language. The sole other major Aztec lexicon is Kemi Simeon’s 1885 French dictionary, tied to colonial archives.
A compact survey traces the beard from ancient sacred bans to its revered status in eastern cultures. Early references appear in Leviticus with Moses forbidding beard alterations, while various civilizations valued facial hair as a mark of dignity and tradition.
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