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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented ad style piece cautions about poor dye quality and urges using Diamond Dyes for reliable results. It also surveys urban life with notes on population, industry, and evolving domestic scenes, interspersed with patent medicine and local humor.
A humorous domestic anecdote centers on a husband who claims his wife is a type of tree. The tale spirals with quarreling dialogue about fur, a dog, and odd comparisons, culminating in a witty misunderstanding about names and a cab fare.
Herbert Tree is credited with witty observations about critics and friendship. The excerpt includes misquoted lines and playful anecdotes about Sir Gervert Tres, a preacher’s family dispute, and a child’s prayer. The World Outlook notes “All the world’s stage” and remarks on misattributions and enterprising wordplay.
The piece surveys how postwar fashion elevates dress adornments and vanity. It notes a shift toward expensive accessories, jeweled headdresses, and ornate hair ornaments drawn from Spanish Egyptian and Native inspirations, reflecting a craze for possession of beauty items and wealth.
Fragmentary text notes fashion or style terms with vague references to day and evening uses, plus effects. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the legible portions.
A survey of luxury accessories describes tortoise shell, lather belts, and suede combinations, jeweled forehead bands, Spanish combs, and gray doeskin. It highlights vanity cases of raspberry red seal, silver or gold owner initials, and novel folded purses in leather or satin with needlework panels from wartime scraps. Bracelets become bag handles, with galilith, crocodile, and coral colors, offering colorful, costly effects.
A long feature lists various salads and dishes such as Vegetable Salad Brunswick Salad Molten with Bellied Dressing and Potato Salad with layered vegetables. It includes instructions for Pineapple Salad Cheese Balls Berkshire Salad and multiple hot dishes and desserts with step by step preparation notes and serving ideas. The article also includes misc notes on artificial silk and a few light items about terminology and golf club rules.
Brilliants in pins remain, with favored small pins featuring a pearl head or diamond arrow. Veils seldom cover the face except a nearly invisible veil. Chantilly and lace veils drape to frame the face. Straw hats and dome shapes pair with beige frocks, while new necklaces feature many materials and colors.
A kingly decree in 1785 restricted pocket handkerchiefs to right angle edges to signal good taste at Versailles. Queen Marie Antoinette inspired the move as fashion standardization. The measure established uniform shapes across European courts and influenced etiquette in linen accessories.
Modern stable design emphasizes sunlit, well ventilated, weather tight housing to boost dairy profits. The one story monitor type barn measures 102 by 88 feet with 52 windows and two silos, featuring steel stall partitions, guttered floors, a carrier track, and drinking cups fed by a water system. Continuous fresh water and constant feed aim to raise milk production by 10 to 20 percent.
The article notes modern cow stables keep herds indoors during cold months, boosting revenue and making investment attractive. Speaker Sweet ridicules Bolsheviks for claiming marriage can be abolished, while a Esthonian proverb about wives is cited. Tunkins says farming now requires many tools and scientific know how.
A survey notes experiments on lighting quality comparing kerosene flame to incandescent and gas lighting. It cites eye efficiency, yellowness, and comfort, with Ferree Rand tests and Welsbach mantles, plus a snip on ink painting cleaning methods and a report on India cotton yields and Armenian customs.
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