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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
3
A mangled excerpt reports subscription rates and penalties for a Malabar newspaper, mentioning the Noted French Sculptor and The Ite farmer. It describes monthly incomes under HK and fines in a courtroom scene where a prisoner pays five dollars while abusing the magistrate.
A collage of aphorisms and quips on self love, habit breaking, lotteries, virtue, and social behavior. Included are stray observations about religion, weddings, lectures, and a scatter of trivia from various places such as Philadelphia and Cuba, with dubious attributions and misspelled phrases.
A childlike tale about neglected radiators in a city apartment as they hope for recognition from humans. The story features dialogue among dining room, drawing room, and other radiators describing winter warmth, summer heat, and the furnace, with a short moral on gratitude.
Fragmented dialogue and snippets from a Kansas City Journal item mix a child’s mischief with family quips and biblical humor. The disjointed humor touches on fruit, a corner of punishment, a store trip, and a mythic question about Adam and Eve’s fig leaves.
For stout figures the key is avoiding a pronounced waistline and overly tight fits. Accordion pleating appears in front and sides, works with tunics or front draped skirts, and suits a dark brown satin dress with gold embroidery. Furs remain elastic with sable, mink, and marten collars slated for fall and early winter.
A historic campaign urges manufacturers to improve buttons and fasteners on ready-made garments after repeated wear loosens and misaligns closures. Retailers argue better workmanship will prevent missing buttons and keep garments trim, reducing post sale adjustments.
French summer resorts spotlight white frocks as the vogue spreads to Deauville Vichy and Aix les Bains. The Uniforme Blanc note prompts questions of a white season for Palm Beach and next summer. White satin and sheer fabrics with lace offer designers ample opportunities.
A historical note on parasols becoming a feminine costume in the 18th century and their traditional status in the Orient. It recalls an 1877 India tour by the Prince of Wales requiring an ornate gold-framed parasol with jewel stitched covering to impress locals.
Black jet embroidery and cords decorate gowns in charmeuse and net. Net tunics and jet boleros rest on black charmeuse foundations with flesh color chiffon and white georgette crepe also used. A long bloused net bodice features a deep U jumper outlined with jet beads and a color fold of chiffon satin and vivid green blue chiffon in the underbodice.
Fashion notes describe a felt turban with a stiff upstanding ribbon bow at the back. The article adds details on small bronze shade buckles shaped like an eagle on black satin pumps, illustrating popular shoe adornments.
The wardrobe feature highlights sweater rings Spanish combs and bracelets with small picture cases and beaded bags in new designs. Diamonds of beads and crystal bead trims with centered colored flowers decorate a navy short sleeve blouse for autumn style.
A guide on DIY handbag making notes choosing materials patterns and tassel finishes. It suggests beaded bags for style and savings versus shop prices and links coat pocket demand to fur fashion trends.
Rev J H Ralston of Moody Bible Institute argues Galatians shows the Galatian church drifting toward a mixed gospel. He laments modern loss of belief, warns against atheistic trends in seminary teaching, and urges Protestant fundamentals taught by all church teachers.
The speaker warns that building charitable institutions cannot replace justice. A man may use legal maneuvering to crush rivals and fund causes, but such plunder cannot atone for lacking elemental justice. True reform needs justice before wealth.
A devotional tribute praising God for loving kindness through life’s varied days. The text reflects gratitude, wisdom to discern divine will, and willingness to praise in dark and bright times through Jesus Christ.
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