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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1923

Page

7

Remembering Armistice Day as a nation honors fallen soldiers

The piece reflects on Armistice Day at Arlington and across Europe, praising President Harding and the Unknown Soldier memorial. It notes Germany's defeat, the high casualties in World War I, and commemorations at cemeteries in France Belgium England and at home. It also lists memorials and monuments across nations and the ongoing quest for peace.

John Dickinson Sherman Eads Arlington America Harding Weeks Denby War and Navy Departments Warren G. Harding Capitol Washington Lincoln Republic David Lloyd George Europe Germany Ruhr France Belgium England Meuse-Argonne Aisne-Marne Suresnes St. Mihiel Somme Oise-Aisne Flandersfield Brookwood J. A. McFarland Paris Alan Seeger Selcheprey Henri Gouraud Argonne Arlington Tomb National Cemetery Amercan Chateau Thierry Cantigny Belleau Wood Rand Ballard Roads Cook County Orst Hving Witneis Tennessee Nashville County of Davidson General Federation of Women’s Clubs National Memorial Transcontinental Highway United States General Federation Hattonhatel Pershing St. Michlel Belle Skinner Holyoke Mass Chaumont Pointe de Grave Bay of Biscay Atlantic Poincare Lafayette Bellenwood Marshal Foch Foch U. S.S. Pittsburg Belleau Wood Memorial Association

Suggestions That Will Help Holiday Shoppers

A pretty set of card table numbers, especially when made by the donor, will please every hostess. Here's a set, made of heavy black paper, cut into three inch squares with pictures of girls' heads pasted against the painted numbers. A fine gilk card supporting a tiny pencil is fastened through a hole punched in a corner of each card.

Designs in Silk Bags for Christmas

Designs in silk bags feature handsome handbags in new patterns of figured or brocaded rib bons. The envelope bag shown uses tapestry ribbon with black border, and the bag beneath displays an Egyptian design with mock jewels. Both bags are lined with plain silk and color choices suit individual fancy.

Poppies and ribbons form decorative toilet requisites

A decorative pair uses Marrow green ribbon to wrap long skewers a small mirror a flat powder puff and two double red silk poppies. The mirror is bound with red ribbon gathered at the edges. Skewers are sewn in place and poppies flattened then tacked at the edges.

New-Style Ribbon Sash Embellished with Lotus and Waves

A sash features lotus blossoms and waves appliqued on narrow metal-edged ribbon. Two colors run through the design with a yellow collar edged in lace and embroidered red daisies in silk floss.

Christmas Gift Crafts: Ribbon Tablet and Sewing Cases

The article notes gifts that bring joy are small furnishings and personal belongings made by friends. It describes a score tablet case and a sewing case crafted from ribbon, with black and gold hues, gold wheat accents, and narrow gold braid binding. The tablet case holds a pencil and can hold cards.

Toy Animals Made From Scraps Of Cloth And Stuffing

Scraps of canton flannel elderdown plush and velvet are cut by paper patterns and machine stitched then stuffed with sawdust or cotton. Glass headed pins or buttons serve as eyes while covered wire colored paper and yarn flesh out details for many figures.

Fly Swatter Gift and Christmas Card Table Covers

Decorative fly swatter shown with bright red yarn button and edge stitching, paired with a basket of red and black yarn flowers in cross stitch. Hostesses praise black sateen card table covers trimmed with appliqued silk or cotton flowers, silk floss outlines, and black braid ties.

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