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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
6
Advert reads Red Cross Bell Blue for whitening laundry and mentions road grocers. The fragment includes dialogue about lips and sweetness, titled somewhat contradictory and ending with stray letters.
Fashion writers report longer skirts gaining ground for spring with streetwear staying moderate while afternoon and evening gowns trend toward draping, trains, and panels. Designers showcase metal cloth gowns with dramatic draping and trains, and gowns feature varying necklines and strap styles suited to younger and slimmer figures.
From Paris comes early news of spring openings with gowns featuring short waists, puffed sleeves, and lace trims for a maidenly look. Designers favor simple draping, beaded trims, and velvet accents, with white dominating and sleeves largely absent in evening styles.
The gown design describes twisted velvet cords forming a half inch neck cord, fronts square with divergence, and waistline trims such as girdles and beaded medallions. Fabrics include velvet satins and heavy cloths with draped lines following fabric textures, colors leaning bright with yellow returning for spring and summer.
A fashion note describes lace blouses as ideal for brightening wardrobes with dyed hues and brown satin trims. It highlights long and hip-length silhouettes, satin belts worn low at the waist, and self fabric trims in contrasting colors for 1922. It mentions evening wear, jeweled embellishments, velvets, and new trimming details for fresh frock updates.
Asa, grandson of Rehoboam, ends idolatry and leads Judah in reform. He clears altars and groves, fortifies cities, and strengthens defenses. Facing Zerah the Ethiopian, he prays for God's help, displaying conscious weakness and bold faith, affirming that one who trusts God is a majority.
A densely phrased excerpt compiles religious and philosophical quotes. It interweaves judgments of Christ and God with exhortations to endure, seek courage, and avoid vanity. The text references Marcus Aurelius and Dehiverinus, blending theology, ethics, and personal exhortation.
A vintage advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a bowel remedy for children, claiming quick relief and urging use of the genuine product with clear labeling. The second piece argues for street naming reform in Paris, describing unnamed avenues and misnumbered houses leading to citizen unrest and a plea to assign proper addresses.
Advertisement claiming women suffer from kidney and bladder trouble and may not know it. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and urges buying large bottles or requesting a sample for ten cents. Includes stray quotation from a Kansas City Star piece about skepticism and an elongated frontispiece anecdote.
An old advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes with instructions claiming any woman can dye or tint garments and fabrics from dresses to draperies. It guarantees no spotting fading or running and advises buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type whether wool linen cotton or mixed.
A fragmentary humorous dialogue shows a wife chiding her husband about routine duties at home while the scene hints at a broader embarrassment and a stray line referencing London credits and Tankins. The text mixes domestic jest with garbled commentary, suggesting a newspaper item about social behavior or serialized humor.
Fragmentary report notes dogs associated with British military history receiving awards and honors. Mentions the Victoria Cross as supreme amid wars, with examples including Royal Berkshire and dogs named Jack and Jerry from Afghanistan and Crimea. Concludes with a stray cartoon caption about discovery and interruption.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Gude's Pepto Mangan to relieve dyspepsia and headaches, restore appetite and color to cheeks, and strengthen weakened blood with iron, available in liquid and tablet forms.
A satirical piece contrasts military uniforms and a green khaki remark with a guardian ghost of mischief, then notes Rev A M Mitchell of Burtonwood England asking why women cover ears. It warns hotbed hate may harm the ear and cites Tahiti punishment by forehead tattooing for felinqueat crimes.
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