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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
4
A period sketch notes fur bands on street garments using many popular pelts such as skunk fox civet cat opossum muskrat and raccoon. Dyeing tints like canary yellow or burnt orange are described as chic though costly with dyed pelts remaining a rare craze.
A fragmented description outlines an ornate copper green velour ensemble with a large mum and adjustable accessories. The sketch notes a three quarter length sleeve suit with a rounded neck front opening, fur edging, and a long skirt with draped trim and dense embroidery on the blouse and triangular medallion.
In the Washington Star description a gown is described as finished in chrome yellow with a broad black sash. It notes that the same gown could be refined in a rhisin shade with full Australian opossum trim, presenting two color and trim options.
A fashion note outlines cloaks made from mousseline and brocaded crepe, with fur to add substance. White fox, skunk, or ermine fur is favored, mounted in multi skin arrangements for dramatic contrast.
The Paris scene introduces oilcloth roses resembling patent leather for accessories. Cloth roses with leaves adorn afternoon gowns and white taffeta, hats, and belts. Fashion extends to coats, jewelry, and a dramatic black tulle ornament on gowns, while furnishing advice stresses plain floors and walls as backdrops for patterned fabrics.
A vintage guide discusses inexpensive yet elegant afternoon tea setups with copper colored crepe attire. It covers simple menus, homemade cake costs, candy, and nuts, plus practical toasting of marshmallows and frugal decor ideas. It also reviews copper colored silk crepe outfits with lace trims and tasteful accessories for receptions, advising restraint with rhinestones and praising lace and fur accents.
A fashion describe a Parla mid season palette with banana yellow tint and champeena hues. It notes blue green enameled trims, a back drape with front ends, a wide neck boa, fur accents, and bold color contrasts in sweaters and sashes for both men and women amid midsummer blue velvets and broadcloth trends.
A janitor confronts his Scandinavian assistant over slacking work and water on the floor. The fight ends with the assistant leaving, then returning to threaten to complain to the agent as the janitor recovers from a swollen eye.
A humorous column fragment blends summer wellness tips with a tenant janitor dialogue on health discipline and time, highlighting heat, food, and energy as characters argue about staying cool and productive. It features witty exchanges and a mix of anecdotes from the New York press and quirky curiosities.
A fractured meditation on Thanksgiving and gratitude contrasts with a joke about a musician planning a divorce march. The text juxtaposes reflection on life health and generosity with a wry quip about fame from Mendelssohn and a divorce march.
E O Sellers presents an International Sunday School series from Moody Bible Institute Chicago covering Moses Joshua and related figures. It surveys Israelite history from Egypt through Jericho and Rahab, emphasizing faith and covenant, with lessons from Numbers through Joshua and Hebrews.
An excerpted reflection on conscience as inner judgment, ethics, and the idea that divine appointments shape outcomes. The text critiques rushing toward heaven and suggests success comes from deserving and accepting divine timing, with a fleeting reference to churchgoing.
The article notes a rush at government land openings and scarce homesteads, urging Americans to consider free 160 acre grants in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta. It highlights fertile lands suitable for grain and mixed farming plus timber and water access, with other lands purchasable from railways and private interests at low prices.
An old style medical ad advises gentle application of Cuticura Ointment followed by five minutes rinse with Cuticura Soap to prevent pimples and blackheads. It promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment worldwide, with a free 32 page Skin Book offer.
A Harrie burg shop sold a dog claimed as a Dalmatian, then rain washed the coat and revealed an umbrella came with the dog. The customer demanded a refund. the proprietor apologized and blamed a foolish assistant. Earlier notes recall Louise Ackerman, a French poet, born in Paris 100 years ago.
A mishmash of overheard quips and satirical lines from various sources mocks politics and manners. It references Congressmen, a New York Post quip about oaths, a humorous exchange about flattery, a Birmingham satire, Siberian rivers, and a patent medicine note about Winslow’s soothing syrup, ending with a random stat about longevity.
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