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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
7
Secretary of the Interior Fall is seen inspecting Yosemite National Park at Glacier Point with Yosemite Valley 3,204 feet below and Half Dome visible in the background. The piece blends his park visit with quotes from various authors and a light remark on poetic praise.
A human interest digest notes Cannis mileage in England, new Mexican rope shoes there, and a Massachusetts bar exam for Mrs Lucy A Perlmutter. It mentions an Australian bark method for making twine from eucalyptus, Burmese fish paste, and typhus in Southern Europe. Ancient walls of Cinton Ching removed, Aztec emeralds linked to Spain's royal collection, and a London inn dating to 1310. A pet canary buried in New York before 500 onlookers. West African bridegroom powders his wife’s dress, Emmeline Pankhurst relocates to British Columbia, and Slovakia plans expert study before Cheche-Slovakia adopts new telephony. The Greek word muse is said to mean to knead, tracing to medical history. A lifesaving buoy in rape is imagined, and polar bears’ only Arctic foe is the walrus, which fears the bears’ long tusks.
A historical Sunday school lesson outlines lessons 1 through 12 on Paul's life and teachings, tracing his conversion, missionary work, and doctrinal emphases. It emphasizes devotion, the Holy Spirit’s guidance, and practical application for seniors and adults, with prayers and concluding themes from Philippians.
A stock of neckwear dominates women’s wardrobes with sheer white fabrics and bright color touches. Imports feature white neckwear with blue accents, embroidery, and narrow matching strings, plus leather-trimmed pieces for neckwear, sweaters, and related garments.
A bundle of late 19th or early 20th century kitchen tips. It offers Butter Pastry and Hot Water Pastry instructions, a Sliced Pineapple Pie recipe with meringue, and notes on vegetable dishes such as turnips with kohirats, rutabagas with vinegar, beans with tomatoes, and a molded cheese salad. Also includes a Combination Salad, Cracker Sandwiches, and musings on character.
A new and interesting trim for satin and crepe frocks features white kid fringe. The design includes twelve rows of fringe at the skirt bottom, two on each sleeve, and a border for the round neck collar. The collar often reaches the waist, with a folded white kid belt at the waist and a decorative buckle in back.
The article warns against aggressive back combing as it damages the scalp. It advises inserting the comb at a slant rather than straight across to reduce injury and avoid breaking hair ends, noting careful technique minimizes harm while achieving fluffy volume.
Fashion notes predict velvet will be the fall’s most popular fabric with simple designs highlighting material and gown lines. Tailored blouses may remain in favor with narrow stripe embellishments, suede strapped pumps replace street Oxfords for country and city wear, and baby capes stay stylish for another season.
Clothing notes describe puffed sleeves for daytime dresses and low heels on evening slippers. White kid gloves feature fur trimmed gauntlets and jet beads. Gowns often unstitched at side seams with lace edging and ribbed bows. Furs include taupe vicr variety Persian lamb and black caracal. Tailored gray tillered suit with one button jacket gains popularity. Novelty jewelry favors circle pearls bracelets earrings and tassels on cords. Baronet hats feature pasted owl heads on white hats. Collars and cuffs for sweaters are shown but vary little.
Fashion writers note there are no fixed waistline rules, as choice depends on the dress tube, period influence, and individual taste. Readers are urged to try multiple silhouettes to find their best look, with eye cues guiding what suits their figure and style.
A manufacturer notes varied market trends with some firms expanding silk and cotton waist production, while others risk decline. Buyers show keen interest in labor intensive waists with soft-trim fabrics and georgettes. Turquoise hues sell well and navy blue is expected to match wearer suits.
A German invention offers a substitute for glass or lacquer named celion that can be cut with shears or a knife and, when heated above 100 degrees C, forms a temporary crystalline substance that resumes its original state as it cools. The Indianapolis News mentions this in a humor column titled Her Kindergarten Experience. Also included are quips about lice and a dialect joke from the Boston Transcript, noting humorous exchanges about sermons and engagements.
A personal testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving menstrual health and enabling a healthy pregnancy and baby. The writer credits the remedy for restoring strength and suggests other women who are weak can become mothers with this treatment.
A clipped line notes Kremola asserting belief that a sixty year old man still has vigor, claiming he has forgotten how old he is and that his energy remains undiminished. The remark reads as a brief, colorful boast about enduring vitality.
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