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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
11
A feature on new coats for young girls highlights woolly double breasted styles, plush and velvet options, and fur trimmed pieces suitable for cold weather. Prices reach above a hundred dollars for the fur designs, with notes on materials and workmanship. Also included are hot soup recipes for cool evenings using leftovers and basic pantry staples.
A reflective line notes that people reveal the traits they most desire in others and that larger natures tend to seek the good in others rather than critiquing. It suggests character shapes perception and judgment.
A thrift magazine quip notes an inventor has created a noiseless gas engine but mocks the idea by offering a second noiseless tomcat as a playful alternative. The line pokes fun at tech hype with light satire.
A short ad says a distinguished woman relies on Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores, then Cuticura Talcum Powder for clear skin. It adds church bells as a cue that grand bargains require two, though both rarely agree.
A vintage guide suggests cheese as a meat substitute and outlines dishes such as Stuffed Potatoes With Cheese Rice Baked With Cheese Pittsburgh Potatoes Baked Fish with Piquant Stuffing and Baked Eggs With Cheese. Each recipe includes steps for prep baking sauce and topping with cheese.
Millinery shops feature a brisk line of small and medium hats for midwinter wear. Turbans, off the face styles, and velvet ensembles dominate, with fashion-forward pieces like a Napoleon inspired black velvet hat and feathered designs catching the eye.
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