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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
6
A Paris dispatch in the New York Herald Tribune notes two tailored suit types, including the reefer jacket in single and double breasted styles. Skirts run very short and narrow, jackets lack balls, and English style dressings dominate with worsteds and homespuns. Prints and shawls highlight spring attire.
A fashion note details Lumberjack inspired summer shawls seen in Faris with fringe borders and bold Herald prints on black as center motifs. Gay parasols appear along the Riviera, featuring tol ie de stouy cotton in ornament over function. Paris introduces a new toe slipper, discarding buckles and bows for a simple barn slipper.
A dated cosmetic excerpt urges weekly half hour scalp care to combat oiliness or dry lackluster hair. It recommends brushing to loosen dust, preparing with tonic, then massaging the scalp from the nape upward, finishing with brushing to lift oils toward the ends.
Silk Stockings Sills hosiery economy begins at the store counter. Getting the correct size prevents strain and avoids bulging ankles. Stockings should be longer than the foot by a quarter inch, and taller women benefit from wider tops and anti-run features to reduce ladders and discomfort.</s>
A napless description of a clothing ensemble shows a plaited skirt and long coat in blue navy with a slightly fitted back, notched collar and flap pockets. The coat is worn over a white silk embroidered gold overblouse, presenting a coordinated fashion look.
A dazzling fan design described as a large feathered accessory in sunset colors red and dove. It pairs with an evening frock or simple pink tulle dress, highlighting bold style and dramatic silhouette for formal wear.
Beatrice and her parents travel to a very large city where crowds and noise overwhelm her. In a magical toy shop a kindly man offers a tiny china doll as a gift, a treasure she longs for and believes will bring happiness.
A chaotic scene as Elmer and friends create a loud racket that disrupts study. One brother and a friend enjoy the uproar while a neighbor named Hliper struggles to focus. An onlooker shouts for quieter play and hints at possible booting from the gathering.
Two Lima Ohio women credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending severe abdominal pain and backache, avoiding surgery after medical doctors advised operation. Mrs Evan Toontson of Lima and Mrs Beard of Texas report relief, recovery, and weight gain through the remedy.
Quote records a remark contrasting Benson women as demanding and assertive, noting they often obtain what they pursue. The dialogue pairs Dennis’ observation that the only difference is they usually get what they want.
Rupert Gwynne, former English MP, bequeathed his flock of black sheep to such of his family as shall succeed to the Folkinglton estate. The odd phrasing hints at a quirk in the will or inheritable line tied to the estate lineage.
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