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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
3
Feature filled design by William A. Radford highlights a two story shingled home with a unique corner entrance porch and dormer over curved roof. Six rooms include a sleeping porch and ample storage with triple living room windows and a central hall plan across two floors.
Advertises efficient Buch family homes built this year with ample living space and connected rooms. Highlights include a large living room opening to a dining area, a three season porch, and a break with careful material choice, lender arrangements, and long term payment plans. Emphasizes homeowner status and community value as major satisfaction factors.
A 1920s style survey describes summer fabrics and lace driven fashion. Velvet and cloth dominate models with long waistlines, capes, and three piece ideas. Black Chantilly lace blouses with organized panels, sashes, and short sleeves appear, along with vivid silk prints and ornamental girdles. Petal skirts and rose motifs define dancing dresses, while semi evening gowns offer formal wear flexibility.
A fragmented verse piece recalls tender whispers on a fence with farm life and a future pig dream. Characters speak softly about love, ambition, and the pull of home as scenes shift between affection and domestic plans. The text blends humorous and surreal dialogue with hints of social dynamics and work.
A fashion note outlines white graduation gowns in organza and voile for schoolgirls, with sheer materials favored and elaborate options in chiffon with silver accents. It discusses gown styling, dainty fits, and accessories, plus coat renovation tips and a spring forecast highlighting tailored notions and colored trims.
A brisk collage of cooking tips and recipes from a vintage kitchen column. It covers roast beef and ham leftovers with reheat ideas, stock from beef extract, croquettes and stuffed dates, assorted vegetable preparations, and quick desserts. Includes quotes on openness and tolerance.
Arrivals struggle to find housing as Fontainbleau Melun and other sites serve temporary shelter. The piece notes a lack of preparedness for a welcoming response amid tough times and references broader curiosities from Dr Johnson to Peter the Great and Byron.
Chinese studying in Paris stroll the Quartier Latin as a Chinese Institute is planned in France. The move, urged by the president of the Chinese republic, signals a growing academic presence and prompts calls for suitable housing for hundreds of Chinese students already in the continent.
Mrs Mary Hendricks from Owensboro Kentucky recounts five months of severe stomach and bowel trouble. Four doctors gave her up before Mills Emulsion restored her health and weight. The ad touts Milks Emulsion as a palatable nutritive medicine that rebuilds digestion, boosts appetite, and claims a money back guarantee with six bottles.
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