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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
2
A fashion note observes summer hats turning to burnished linen straw forms with velvet ribbons and light trims. Broad brims and drooping side trimmings mark the style, with white and shiny straw hats pairing with gingham or simple frocks. American makers favor clean, eye catching shapes while Paris influence notes a midsummer surge in large hat styles.
The piece argues against rushing four fashion seasons for hats, noting American millinery has effectively two seasons. It critiques extravagant effort to create multiple seasonal lines and suggests hats should logically fit fewer collections. The tone reflects stylish commentary on dress and industry practice.
Advice on maintaining fully stocked sewing baskets in the bedroom, sewing room, and sitting room to handle unexpected visitors and quick repairs. Include a portable Benny bag with spare work and tools for outings. invest four scissors and four thimbles for a profitable boost in daily tasks. Also emphasizes proper care of complexion brushes to prevent skin issues and dust contamination.
A colorful report from Atlantis City Boardwalk describes a green seized season with thousands in sunlit awe. Women favor large hats trimmed with abundant decoration, rimless headgear, waistless frocks with linked girdles, and military heels. Crepe de Chine fabrics expand wardrobes for blouses and dresses, with neutral colors chosen for embroidery.
The article surveys children’s dresses revived from past decades, noting long waistlines and doll-like shapes in sheer cotton frocks with ribbon sashes and belts. It highlights fabrics like crepe de chine and organdie, with trims in white net, dyed laces, and white linen care tips for keeping fabrics bright.
A mixed page reviews cooking with early summer apples onions and bacon fat, plus savory dishes like Banana Trifle Strawberry Toast and Cherry Dumplings. It weaves in calls for patriotism and public spirit, urging readers to contribute time and money to improve the world.
Readable lines discuss language variations in Europe and note a claim about baseball writers and a carpenter motif. Mentions Joseph Neswa Press and Ernest Weekley with references to the Cornhill Magazine. Contains unclear phrasing and no clear event or outcome.
A garbled fragment mentions Pink as a new worker at a rapidfire restaurant with characters referencing Yeh, Chindine, estratishtenn, and a question about engagement. The text is largely incomprehensible but hints at interpersonal tensions and proposed matches among named individuals.
The article surveys Senegal as the gateway to French West Africa, noting its trading rise since Fort St. Louis, four self governing communes, and a vast native population under French protection. It describes Moslem predominance, Berber and Wolof peoples, and the French approach of governance through chiefs, schools, and roads.
A Borneo wedding ritual brings the bride and groom from opposite village ends to a central site where they sit on iron bars and receive a ceremonial blessing. A priest waves two fowls above them as blessings are invoked for peace and happiness. A separate note describes a malaria patient along a ditch-bordered road, suggesting mosquitoes may spread germs to travelers, cited by the New York Medical Journal.
An excerpt discusses a world leading product, its founders and wealth, and its training ground effect on business leaders. It notes printed cards bearing Think in the plant and mentions Buckingham Palace guards and the small Republic of San Marino with its area and population.
Improved International Sunday School lesson text presents Saul as a zealous Pharisee who persecuted Christians, James and Stephen's martyrdom, and the call to love God's law. It links Saul's conviction with the resurrection evidence and stresses conscience versus divine truth, urging prayer and pure heart living.
In a dialogue between Danae ACOs and The Bobolinks the birds discuss telling their story to people to foster care. They emphasize singing their names like Phoebe birds and warn against harming birds or stealing nests while praising mutual care between birds and humans.
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and puns centered on science and domestic life. Odds and ends include a boy mishearing relativity as a bride’s name, children’s costumes priced to five dollars, a quip about leaves turning before exams, and light exchanges about cows, pasture, and pasteurized milk.
Capt Geo W Womb of 105 Jennings St Knoxville Tenn recounts relief after two bottles of Tanlac. He had suffered eight weeks of illness stomach and intestinal trouble with agony and constipation, tried many doctors, felt near despair, and credits Tanlac with renewed youth and energy. Advertisement copy ends with a joke about laughing gas.
An old Portland Oregonian fragment promotes Bayer Aspirin as the safe choice for colds pain and rheumatism. It urges taking genuine Bayer tablets, noting the Bayer Cross assures authenticity and endorses small packs as cheap and effective.
Fragmentary retro column mentions curiosities about daily items and war era habits. Phrases reference personal care gear such as brushes and antiseptic powder and discuss wear on leather or canvas shoes and friction affecting mobility while hinting at broader themes of wartime resourcefulness.
A producing friend to his old aunt discusses Barker and Canary Islands remarks. The old aunt replies with interest and softly adds that, of course, he should sing. The dialogue hints at social wit and performance noted in a light moment.
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