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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
2
A Richmond reader describes relief from severe stomach pain after using Pepgen for venereal disease treatment, praising its effects on appetite and digestion. The note claims many residents buy Pepgen from leading drug stores and mentions a parodic precaution about a president.
Readable fragments describe demobilization scenes and a companion story about an adjutant and a girl named Angelina. The text references demobilized units and a London Mining Post style notice, with terse exchanges and stray social commentary hinted through dated letters and cross-article quotes.
The narrator Paul Hewlett shelters Jacqueline, rescues her from attackers, and flees toward Quebec with dogs and allies. In the icy trek they confront fear, memory, and a dangerous secret as Jacqueline reveals her perilous past while deadly mushrooms appear in the camp.
Paul and Jacqueline flee across a barren plateau after Leroux's poisoning plot. Paul battles fatigue and anger as he pressures toward a distant destination, leaving trust and baggage behind while pursuing a dangerous lead amid a harsh winter landscape.
A 19th century feature surveys Arawak遗 traces in Jamaica and excavations yielding 1,500 objects donated to the American Museum of Natural History. It notes cylindrical stone pendants used as chieftain insignia and explores mirrors that visually extend spaces in modern interiors. It also mentions French spring adjustments for autos and Trinidad’s old sugar mill chimney sprouting a tree.
The essay compares life to a drifting ship driven by winds of fortune and modern temptations. It warns against spiritual drift in society and churches, urges fidelity to scripture, and cautions against immersion in worldly pleasures and skeptical teaching while urging fresh, original, faithful Sunday school teaching.
Bishop Burton extols the gospel of love urging patience sympathy and generosity. It stresses mutual helpfulness and cheerful service that seeks out and assists every need from the lonely rich to the poor and oppressed through inspiring uplifting companionship.
A sermon asserting true Christians love both church and country, opposing religious leaders who forbid defending the state. It cites Jesus’ teaching to render unto Caesar and unto God, arguing faith and patriotism are compatible and essential.
A fashion writer notes coral dominates summer jewelry with jade and amber close behind. Coral beads and fringe edge hems, gold clasps fasten short necklaces, longer strands use elegant gnend rings. Brown suede puntos pair with pink accents and brown shoes, while navy georgette outfits feature braided patterns and long tassels.
A frock of imported checked gingham features fancy collar and cuff stitching. A black satin ribbon threads belt of white pique with many colored French knots. Navy and midnight blue ensembles offer charming youthful color with sheer organdie vests and lace trims.
The article surveys wash fabrics for blouses, noting voile’s popularity in sheer, untrimmed designs that let fabric beauty speak. It mentions a shift toward back-buttoned models, resembling slip or chemisette styles, and describes dimity and dotted Swiss blouses with tailored runs that button to the chin.
Fashion notes describe summer wraps matching evening gowns using contrasting color bands and fabric from the gown as lining. Examples include black satin with black and gold bands, coral velvet with gold, and a Worths cape in black velvet with pink satin highlights. Devillet presents a beige wrap with golden brown silk while embroidery bands decorate kimono sleeves and the collar.
The article details a dainty afternoon frock in cloud-ivory organdie with deep tucks, narrow pleated bands, and a short shawl collar. It notes organdie ball buttons, handwork, and a pale pink design for young women, with lace effects on the skirt and a long-waisted bodice accented by organdie cording and a rose and white sash.
The pencil silhouette now drives lingerie design as skirts change shape. Lingerie creators recalibrate petticoat construction and slip designs to pair with chemise frocks still in fashion, adjusting undergarments to match the evolving hemlines and fabrics.
The article highlights new waist suitable for morning wear and sports, praising Pompous Effects. It describes ecclesiastic collars and cuffs for frocks, easy home sewing along roll lines, short lengths, and simple turnback cuffs. Admires apple green satin embroidered in gold with purple satin borders and notes autumn georgette blouses trimmed with wool flowers.
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