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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
8
Fashion notes show two main suit models a long line design to slim stout figures and a Russian blouse suit accenting the waist. Details include arched waist lines long skirts fur collars and embroidered silk bands. Costly but adaptable through DIY embroidery saves about 25 dollars.
Designers widely employ ribbon in autumn models and play a major role in creating costumes for significant theatrical productions.
The article advises women in offices and retail to dedicate fifteen minutes nightly to hand and nail care. It details cleansing, drying, and shaping nails, including sequencing of steps, use of lemon juice, olive oil, and gloves, plus a simple homemade polish recipe to prevent dry brittle nails.
The piece argues that many tree crops such as pawpaw persimmon mulberry honey locust acorn and beechnut are underutilized in the United States while tropical nations rely on tree fruits for nourishment. It cites Dr Smith noting animals consume most crops and suggests crops drop fruit over time to feed livestock as pigs in Portugal fattened on acorns and chestnuts in the Mediterranean.
The Cam brai cathedral campanile with a damaged corner column faced demolition by the army engineering corps as a public safety risk. Friends of art intervened at the last moment. instead it will be dismantled stone by stone and stored for reassembly during cathedral restoration.
A quarrel over fares turns personal aboard a streetcar. A passenger boasts of evading payment, cites time waited, and recounts alleged incidents at Water Street River Street Hill Street Prairie Street while the conductor orders the passenger off and to move along.
After her husband Jeremiah O Grady died in Chico California Mrs O Grady believed herself poor and worked at a local hotel to support her child. Investigation by Attorney Harry Davids revealed the husband owned land in Richmond Contra Costa County valued at $10,000.
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