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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
6
In a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt, Mrs. Peckton questions if Henry regrets marriage as he laments a wrecked train that could have altered his fate. He muses on fate and a preacher’s engagement, suggesting how tiny moments alter lives for little women.
An old advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic to revive nervous, run-down wives and strengthen household energy. The piece blends a consumer pitch with a domestic vignette about a mother and child noting a neighbor's dog bringing a visitor.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing solution for wool linen cotton and blends. It claims any fabric can be revived with rich color and guarantees satisfaction if directions are followed. A separate note references a Paterson New Jersey fisherman and a fish stomach containing nine tadpoles.
Paris offerings display vivid red hats and leather accents signaling spring fashion. Highlights include bright red straw and leather hats, scarlet heels and tongues, and a black milan hat with long streamers. Printed models feature wide borders and bold landscapes like moonrise, with child and adult wear alike.
An article extols handkerchiefs made by skilled older workers using wand spun linen and felicate threads. It highlights fine embroidery along spoke stitches, openwork borders, and medallions, noting irregular bordered designs and animal motifs. The pieces are scarce, with white on colored linen and vivid color on white.
In spring accessories the long narrow panel veil and large square veils with mesh sections dominate. Veils drape across hats and shoulders with fringe borders and gold ribbon trim. Washable tub hats in pique and rep are popular for summer with slashed brims and contrasting piping.
Spring fashion highlights a smart waistcoat as essential to the suit look. Cotton homespun fabrics with color, stripes, and embroidery lead new neckwear lines, plus collarless and rolled sport collars. Flannels, tweed, and velvet waists appear for sport and schoolgirl outfits, with practical two piece dresses and versatile sleeve-detachable options.
East fashion notes describe conservative silhouettes in blouses with modified peasant lines, cottons and crepe fabrics, suede pockets, wigwam fringes on tweeds, fur and duvetyn inlays, soft bell brimmed hats by Luce, and dainty hat trims. Paris inspiration centers on black chiffon dresses with roses, velvet and satin blends, and clever draped underskirts.
A noisy, recipe laden page offers tweaked foie gras like pates and wafffles with notes on preparation plus a poetic aside. It then lists plum pudding, meat loaf, beefless rolls, steamed brown Betty, and angel food pudding with method and serving ideas.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure all for infants and children with laxative claims, urging mothers to use the genuine product. A short humor vignette follows about a couple on a porch swing, joking about appearances.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy made from vegetable herbs. It claims high purity strength and dosage in teaspoonfuls and offers sample bottles for ten cents by mail from Binghamton New York. The note ends with a humorous Tribune line and a reflection on hardships.
Fragmented text discusses pew origins in churches during Norman times and mentions a mix of historical and garbled lines. The readable portion notes spectators sitting on stools and lords utilizing pews while in devotions, with stray quotes and unclear attributions.
An aged Murmande France luthier Leo Sir claims new violin instruments may revolutionize orchestral sound. His four existing violin types expand to two super-sopranos, a mezzo-soprano, alto, tenor and sub-bass, showcased at the Montmartre theater with critics noting heightened interpretive possibilities.
A series of testimonial letters extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ailments of housewives. Women from Arkansas Pennsylvania and Louisiana recount nervous spells bad health and recovery after using the remedy alongside related tonics. The letters urge others to try the products to regain strength and perform household duties.
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