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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
7
A jumble of vintage ads and scraps includes an antisuffrage riff mocking suffragettes and a Woonsocket speaker, a Waterman telephono claim, quips about fashion and hair loss, Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills promotion, political satire, and kitchen-soup bravado, reflecting era ads and social tone.
Moody Bible Institute notes for August 2 introduce Mark 11 1 11 and Luke 19 40 focusing on Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a colt The lesson discusses faith obedience and the crowd palm bearing and hosannas contrasted with the looming siege and crucifixion It highlights Jesus awareness of the week ahead and the Father’s presence amid rising tension and awe.
A quotation collection from The Young Woman and John Wesley praising simple usefulness and divine love. It contrasts earthly happiness with the heavenly ideal, urging practical faith in church, home, and neighborhood. The passages emphasize gratitude, faith, and the joyful presence of goodness in daily life.
A report from Paris shows white costumes with hemstitched edges and sailor collars at major races. Gowns in white crepe, taffeta, or voile emphasize summer to fall lines, with wide underskirts, long tunics, and accessories like white satin hats, pearl buttons, and feather helmets, reflecting enduring comfort and style.
The article describes pannières fashion for afternoon and evening frocks with three main variants: straight narrow underportion with long tunic, plain skirt with a two or three tiered tunic, and plain skirt with gannlets. It praises a quaint design inspired by revolutionary gowns using turquoise blue taffeta and embroidered twill, with a satin blouse, high standing collar, brown velvet ribbons, and draped sleeves.
The article discusses a summer frock of pate muslin with white lace, a cape in black satin lined pink, and a black satin toque accented with pink and black plumes. It then focuses on hair styling, noting swathing around the hair rather than above the forehead, with hints of parting and the need for a frame to achieve height.
Outing and sports hats are described as brimmed straw or hemp, pressed shapes trimmed with wings feathers ribbons and novelties. Summer sports hats require minimal trimming with bands and bows. two white corduroy and satin examples appear and last about six weeks. Julia Bottomley notes little girls summer hats with quaint shapes and lace or ribbon adornments.
A detailed description of an ornate tunic featuring a brown velvet ribbon gathered to a shallow yoke at the back. The tunic has a cutaway front, is pouched around, and ties in long loops under a gink rose at the waist. It notes dainty effects in pompadour or Dresden taffetas.
A period fashion piece notes fur appears on nearly every item from morning tailor-mades to evening gowns and hats. Fur trims extend to blouses and handbags with stockings as potential future fur use. The latest craze features garter ruffies of accordion-pleated chiffon around the garter, matching skirt length and Irish lace or plain finishes.
A simple craft using leather postal cards and burlap to make a decorative pillow cover. Requires about half a yard of burlap for an ordinary fixed pillow, plus nine postal cards. Burlap can be dark green, dark red, or brown and folded to form a back.
The article describes a shift from plain side or center partings to high coiffures with precise angles. Hair should be waved, glossy, and arranged to complement modern millinery, abandoning earlier minimal styling as swathing gains importance in new hairdressing.
Instructions describe pinning postals to burlap top and stitching with heavy silk floss. Three sides sewn and finished with porter cord in matching or contrasting color. All materials available at department store for under 60 cents. An accompanying cut shows a suggested arrangement.
Clever needleworkers fashion rose bordered curtains from plain white fabric by applying rose cretonne motifs, pressed into place and praised for hand painted look though not washable. Also notes sheer crepe waists replacing lace in fashion, highlighting embroidery, novelty buttons, and Confetti moire ribbons.
An exchange recounts the Capuchin monastery burial rite for Francis Joseph I and notes the ritual’s lesson on humility. The piece then urges reform in education to connect students with employers, arguing business leaders rarely engage schools and that early exposure improves job prospects.
Miss Emma Retslomf reports a spreading red sore from rash like eczema in Granton, Wisconsin. After two months of worsening recurrence, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and the condition vanished. The advertisement notes Cuticura products are sold worldwide with a 32 page Skin Book available by postcard request.
Stocking economy suggests reclaiming worn top hems into crochet edge trims to beautify socks. Tie narrow tape at tops to keep pairs together for easy laundry. Use silk for hard wearing dresses and avoid brittle cotton thread which causes rips.
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