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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
6
President-elect Harding, visiting Florida, will draft his inaugural speech. At Marion Ohio, the Marion Star Publishing stockholders meet where Harding retires as president of the firm.
The article describes spring children’s fashion in stores with ready made outfits for all ages. It notes dresses in white and colored organdies, dotted swirls, and light fabrics with picot edges. Frocks feature sun bonnets, yokes, and embroidered floral sprays. practical two to five year old rompers use strong plate cotton with decorative edges and simple needlework.
A feature on resort hats showcases spring and summer millinery aimed at southern tourists. Four hats are pictured: a black and white sports hat with a four-section crown and black braid, a black lace dressy model with chantilly lace, a white velvet crown with silver-gray embroidery, and a street hat with a four-armed brim and satin crown.
Southwest Missouri’s Rev. Parker Moon, longtime Quaker lay leader known as Uncle Parker, credits a Tanine health restoration after five years of nervous indigestion sleeplessness and heart worries. He reports improved appetite, digestion, sleep, and reduced nervousness and recommends Tanine as a system builder to friends and parishioners.
A picturesque pool called Moses well lies about ten miles east of Suez in the Egyptiano desert. It is set in a grove of date palms and pomegranates and is believed to be the biblical well where Moses sweetened bitter waters. The scene at sunrise is described as exquisite and the search for biblical alignment is hindered by destroyed ancient records and political motives.
A reader complaint highlights the hardship of waiting two months for delivery of essential goods including automobiles coal and other supplies. The Louisville Courier Journal captures the tone of concern as residents voice frustration with extended wait times and unreliable service.
A cabinet official at a dinner mocks politics as cruel while noting women can be cruel. He then shares a fablelike tale about two women on an Atlantic City boardwalk who fail to recognize each other after 17 years, exposing the idea of not changing much yet misunderstanding ageless signs like a bonnet.
A quirky column notes changing norms as women buy candies and signs themselves while dating. It reflects on marriage trends, stage roles, and social expectations with playful commentary on modern roles and personal agency.
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