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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
6
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A reflection warns that a clever man should regulate his interests and arrange them properly. Avidity leads to overreach as we take on many tasks at once and cling to minor objects, risking the loss of more important concerns. This moral admonition emphasizes prudent restraint in pursuit of values.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes prints pairing with plain wools this season. Tiny motifs and checks are boosted by color while jackets, capes, and dresses show coordinated print and wool combinations. Designers introduce prints as trims on piping bindings and hat or bag accents to enliven monotone outfits.
A fashion note suggests adding a safety minded touch to a navy suit with a bold plaid taffeta hat and matching accessories. It recommends a wide brim red and blue plaid hat, a shoulder sling pouch, and a coordinating handkerchief to complete the look while cautioning that solid suits are wiser than relying on eye catching extras.
A new vogue features clusters of flowers worn at each side of the head with symmetrical balance. Flowers are pinned to a ribbon band or to the new hairbands that encircle the head, creating a fresh decorative motif likely to spread widely.
Fashion reports a rosy theme dominating fabric design this summer. Roses appear on waffle piques unbleached muslins mezzotint glazed chintz lawns and percales. Hand painted sheets feature rose bodices and skirts with American Beauty roses enhancing overall appeal.
Cotton fabrics are described as a surplus commodity vital to homemakers. The piece claims cotton offers at least 30 different textures suited for dresses, gowns, and undergarments, and that many household items including sheets towels curtains and upholstery rely on cotton fibers.
A stylish surge features frilly neckwear with jabots and frilled yokes. Regency inspired trims like frilled collars and sailor cab lars echo on garments as eye catching accents.
Gardeners seek substitutes for scarce spring bulbs as supply chains lag due to the war in Europe. Annuals offer color and form to replace bulb favorites, with Sunshine Calendula and California Poppy providing yellow and warm hues. Larkspur mirrors tulip tones, while dwarf Snapdragon varieties like Compact Bedding Bronze and Salmon Pink suit massed bedding.
A fragmented ad offers a free valuable book from Dr. C. M. Coe at 5 Pine St., St. Louis, Missouri. The copy parrots a cheerful serenade while promising medical relief for piles or fistula, urging readers to obtain the book.
A compact quotation attributed to Pope emphasizes that well run administration is best for any form of government, suggesting efficiency and order are paramount regardless of system.
An old styled ad claims ADLA Tablets relieve acid stomach and heartburn after late eating and drinking. It urges readers to obtain the remedy from their druggist, targeting digestive discomfort with simple, direct language.
No readable news content provided. The input is a quote by Friedrich Nietzsche about thinking and memory, not a news item or archival fragment suitable for a headline and summary.
An advertising pitch urges overweight readers to weigh themselves daily and take Kruschen Salts for four weeks. It promises a simple plan with a diet cut of pastries fatty meats and high sugar items and claims satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
A religious reflection on how the early church expanded despite persecution. It highlights martyrdom, spreading gospel despite danger, and lay evangelism led by Philip. The piece urges Christians to preach broadly, engage lay members, and pursue fellowship that unites Jews and Gentiles in faith and love.
A terse historical fragment cites Quintilian on preferring misfortune over using Providence’s gifts to harm others. The line condemns leveraging intellect for the destruction of a neighbor, signaling a moral urging toward restraint.
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