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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1921

Page

3

Railroad profits and politics dominate news of the week

Milton H. Smith, president of the Louisville and Nashville Railway, dies in Kentucky after a heart attack. Washington actions include Winslow bill funding railroads, debates on government ownership, navy appropriations, tariff talks, and a large financial reward event.

Milton H. Smith The Loulgville & Nashville Railway Company Lonieville, Ky Wilson Washington Winston

Bloomers Rise as Rival to Petticoats in Fashion

The article notes year to year style shifts with new garments like bloomers camisoles and petticoats gaining popularity. Bloomers, shorter and practical with street wear, use satin silk jersey and batiste. Camisoles rise with sheer fabrics. colors remain dark for silks and satins. emphasis on fit via elastic cords and hems.

Spring Millinery in Gay Mood for Spring Hats

A newspaper note surveys spring millinery in a lively, feminine mood with flowers lace ribbons jewels and shiny fabrics. It highlights two dress hats one demi dress and one street style as practical stylish examples with velvet rose foliage candy cloth and watermelon pink tones plus decorative straw accents.

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Garbled Health Tonics and Puzzling Phrases

A fragmented passage describes a neck warming effect and mock cures like Garfield Tea-Adv and Excellent Reasan. It mocks rhetoric with lines about doubt and will versus a way to dodge, mixing stray quotations and nonsensical questions in a satirical style.

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