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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
7
Mrs. Robert O. Reynolds of Kansas City credits Taniac with a dramatic recovery from long term rheumatism, nerve pain, and poor appetite. After three bottles she reports better sleep, improved appetite, and restored energy, urging others to try the product.
A brief item notes a man aged sixty with the shortest name in America. He lives in Ow ensmuth California and is identified by readers as Ea Ow, a four letter name.
A striking photograph by Captain Ariel Vargles shows Mount Vesuvius erupting with smoke, lava, and gases. Reports indicate Kilauea in Hawaii and Lassen in California also show signs of renewed activity, signaling a widespread volcanic event.
Theresa Gilroy of Boston is identified as the only woman wool broker in the world known at present.
A collage of remarks on Tibetan healing with eye of sheep fat rubs and centipede plasters, Himalayan dietary lore at feasts, and social zingers from the Miami Herald and Boston Transcript noting cultural quirks and manners in distant communities.
A roundup of quirky claims and developments from around the world. Topics include patenting poultry restraints in Missouri, papermade artificial limbs in Europe, amulets in London clothing, a Minneapolis inventor’s vehicle balance wheels, seals protections in Australia, and rainfall records in Assam. Also noted are downsized armor for ships, fine private collections, and Phosphates research efforts in New Zealand.
A fashion column notes that small color accents enhance outfits from dark velvet to blue serge. It highlights tiny French nosegays, tufts of velvet, and decorative handkerchiefs as affordable, easy accessories. The piece also describes matching hats, stitched hems, and clever DIY touches to elevate plain dresses.
The piece argues there are no fixed color rules by age and advises matching hues to individual coloring. Delicate complexions suit lighter tints, while olive or sun-kissed skin can handle vivid tones. red hair pairs with a broader palette, from pale pinks to bright oranges. A pudding sauce recipe concludes the excerpt.
A fashion column discusses the decline of petticoats among women, noting four of five have moved to bloomers and knickers while still valuing petticoats for evening wear. It covers skirt silhouettes, georgette fabrics, color harmonies, and hat renewal tips with decorative embroidery.
A fashion write up previews summer fabrics such as linen cottons and new cotton chilton for farm days and seaside leisure. It highlights linen dresses, airy chiffons, and batiste eyelet designs plus a Madagascar Salad recipe with pear lime dressing and coconut honey mix.
A National Geographic Society bulletin notes that ox carts remain common in the southern United States and India. It praises US engineers who build concrete igloos for the Pribilof Eskimos while preserving native architectural style.
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