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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
6
Fashion notes describe box coats as favored among new silhouettes with emphasis on fur trimming and embroidery. Text highlights varied lengths and detailing, including shortened backs, curved front openings, and bold collars, while stressing distinction and stability in style for fall coats.
An article describes transforming rooms and tables with paper crafts for hostess decor. It details creating lampshades wall panels and centerpieces using crepe paper rose petals wire standards and cardboard bases to form a large rose centerpiece with accompanying rosebud decorations for favors and place cards.
If your veil is crushed wind it in boiling water then dry and unwind from the stick to remove all creases.
A fragmentary aphorism notes that concern lies more with outward coats than inner needs. It claims wives are the primary workers on earth who labor to hoard clothes, yet are often indifferent to the hardship.
An archive page combines cooking recipes with a sensational feature on famed female embezzlers. It lists potato dishes and sauces while detailing crimes of three women dubbed vampires of fate, including Cheroevska and Anna Sadek, with their criminal careers across Europe.
Winchester Kentucky James Pall an ail company employee was thrown from his horse which stepped on his head and cut off an ear. The ear was sewn back by surgeons at Clark county hospital where doctors said hearing should remain unaffected.
A makeshift tale from Green Lake New York describes Donald Pits Bins a boy at a summer camp store where a bottle of potent brew leaks and attracts a garter snake. The reptile drinks the brew and slips from the dock after a failed escape, ending its misadventure unseen.
In Connfess Maryland Miss Cora Harbaugh saved friend Miss Ware Spielder when a cow attacked near a price. Miss Spickfer and Miss Lida Kendre tried to separate cow and calf in a yard when the animal charged. Harbaugh seized a pitchfork and struck the cow to keep it from injuring them.
Fifteen year old James Sharpe of Defiance Ohio picked up his severed left foot and drove the mowing machine horses to the house before fainting from blood loss. He had stepped onto the machine tongue to whip the horses when he fell.
Mrs Cam Lankard of Miami, Oklahoma, after a fruitless search for her missing daughter, collapsed in tears and discovered the infant asleep on the floor behind the bed, ending a harrowing hours long vigil.
Two revenue officers were killed and one seriously wounded in an ambush near Lexington Kentucky when attackers men fired on the posse. Friends blame political enemies for staging the attack and luring the officers into a trap.
The Railway Age estimates U S automotive capital at over a large sum, calculating depreciation on about 7.02 million cars at 7 percent, with averages for car cost, interest, fuel, insurance, garage and service costs, labor, and maintenance. Excludes highway construction costs and accident expenses.
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