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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
Mr Bowser ferries two friends on a motorboat and lures a wild river ride. The trip features near misses with ships and a huge catch of 76 fish after hours on the river. Mrs Bowser later retracts her rebuke as the haul and escape become the town tale.
Fashion notes show Spanish modes blooming in practical fall dresses. The tricotine dress features a fringe trimmed collar sleeves and chenille fringe while a tailored model borrows a fringed sash and embroidery motif. Both outfits emphasize usable day wear with stylish flair.
Frank Anderson of Patten decorates his bungalow on Shinn Pond with three young birches. The trees extend trunks and fronds beyond the roof, with large holes for sun and rain. A waterproof cloth seals joints to keep the space watertight while he relaxes under his roof tree.
A light quip from Film Fun about romance on screen prompts a playful dialogue on kissing without disturbing makeup. The exchange highlights old fashioned glamour and humorous expectations of cinema era romance.
The United States produces about 2.5 billion pounds of sugar each year and consumes nearly four times that amount. The note highlights a large domestic production and high consumption level, indicating a substantial national sugar market.
Designers drop dolman shapes for fall coats offering four main silhouettes. Straight-line, fitted basque with full skirt, Russian blouse inspired, and capelike dolman styles lead the season, with embroidery and braid as decorations and fur collars or trims. Capses and evening cape wraps also appear.
Report notes unprecedented demand for narrow leather belts used on sport dresses and sweaters. Favorites include all white and black and white styles, with belt widths capped at one inch.
Casper Hopkins, a plain suitor, learns Christine Wenslow will sell herself for a thousand dollars to save her hospitalized father. He buys time with a loan, Christine rejects the sale, and a windfall stock sale later alters the plan. In the end she accepts marriage without money, revealing lasting love.
London Mall argues that women should drop the belief that aging harms happiness. She cites examples of women at forty, fifty, and beyond enjoying life, golf, and social clubs, urging a shift away from concealing age and embracing vitality at any stage.
Egypt orders 24,000,000 feet of railway ties from British Columbia to be shipped by Alexandria agents for the government. One third of the order to be rushed on two special Canadian government steamers.
A quotation from the Boston Transcript recalls Miss Thynne leaving the organization after a winter strike. The remark suggests she refused to act as a picket, describing her exit as taking a fence, so to speak.
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