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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
5
The article describes summer wardrobe foundations with satin and foulard underslips used under afternoon and evening dresses. It highlights combinations with georgette overdresses, plain necklines, lace details, and a future fall style featuring shot taffeta and bustle-inspired drapery.
The article surveys blouse materials and styles, noting persistence of demand for practical blouses. It highlights durable cotton volle for daily wear, handmade models, and silks such as crepe georgette crepe de chine pongee and silk shirtings as dependable, with examples showing georgette and crepe de chine combinations and decorative piping.
Advert shows Freezone tiny bottle sold at drug stores. Apply a few drops to corn or callus on feet. It quickly relieves pain and allows the corn or callus to be lifted out with no soreness. Claims no humbug.
Marian laments how the war tax touches everyday joys from candy to beads and treats the arrival of a new baby sister as a cost. Her father notes a twenty dollar price tag, prompting Marian to ask if the war tax applies, illustrating how wartime levies shape family spending.
An exchange between bolshevist and anarchist centers on a chair being fired out a window after a remark that the meeting would come to order. The dialogue highlights tensions over revered principles and governance.
Arona stands as a rail crossroads near Milan where Lake Maggiore first appears to travelers and hosts corn plantations that intrigue Europeans. The town blends industry with medieval echoes in Angero Castle and Borromeo family history, while Garibaldi's 1848 visit is marked at the Hotel Reale. Ruskin notes Este’s imaginary Lake views contradicting Turner’s Arena painting.
A fragment from an issue of Pearson's Weekly features a dialogue about a visitor reporting to a mistress and a maid confirming the message. The short snippet reflects period humor and social mores in a light domestic exchange.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a suspended man defying orders yet persisting. The speaker notes continued defiance and a blunt moral about shame in one’s calling, reflecting on enduring commitment despite opposition and the rift in understanding between halves of the world.
In the Evening Transcript from Boston an exchange shows Peck and Mrs. Peck debating plans for a theater outing. Mrs. Peck changes the couple’s mind, signaling a shift in social routine.
Local exchange uses folksy dialogue as a playful update on potato condition and garden pests. Aimed at lighthearted rural readers, the vignette hints at crop concerns without technical detail.
The fragmentary piece notes Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product. It presents several aphorisms and quips on honesty, romance, wealth, and heroism, reflecting light magazine style with scattered dated-sounding mottoes and anecdotes.
Mine sweepers are ships that locate and clear explosive mines placed at sea to destroy enemy ships. Typically two small vessels operate together in a mined area using a drag cable with ends on each ship and a suspended middle section to catch or explode the mines.
A humorous exchange shows a householder lamenting a $297.69 decorating bill for the downstairs area. The decorator quips about paper running into money this year while the householder questions the use of one-dollar bills. The dialogue ends with a puzzled exclamation about not spending more prudently.
In a playful exchange a sister laments that her fiancé is not a hero, while a brother retorts with humorous exclamations. The dialogue hints at marriage questions and future plans within a family setting.
A lighthearted column contrasts timeless romance with modern dating humor as couples navigate ups and downs. The piece playfully notes how everyone faces bumps but keeps faith in love despite trials and delays.
Article warns that vital organs like kidneys slow down and threaten health and long life. It stresses early detection and care to prevent serious systemwide trouble, urging readers to monitor bodily functions.
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