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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
7
A grainy photograph from wartime Canada shows King George dressed in simple attire, relaxing away from formal duties as nations endure the strain of conflict. The image suggests royal endurance during rough days, with the king reportedly traveling under quiet arrangements and avoiding grand pageantry.
An eclectic summary of commemorative items from a peace treaty in Worubies notes a paper knife as a top treasure, the wine tray vanished, and a stray quip about a weather man in a subway joke. It includes parlor jokes about a daughter gifting a broom and a squatter warning in Vipertinie, reflecting era humor.
Reports cover British price controls on beer and tobacco products through winter, new electric heat cures, an aerial link between Bahia and Buenos Aires, a Japan seeks furs company, Alaska stock import, limited U S. ship calls at Sourabaya, Singapore Transport firm plan, Malaysia bridge project, Swedish customs decline from 1913 to 1918, U S. life insurance entry in Switzerland, and Swiss premiums totaling about 100 million francs yearly.
A whimsical exchange unfolds as blacksnake recounts life from egg to current age to two Brownie siblings. The tale blends creatures and a boy scouts pledge, plus brief vignettes on careful study, patience, and simple morals.
Fashion notes discuss fabrics for evening gowns including chiffon taffeta and crepe de chine and describe styles for young women. The piece includes guidance on necklines sleeves and accessories while mentioning a corner shelf joke about space and storage solutions.
Instructions for curtain hardware appear beside a Chicago steel strike report dated Sept 24. The article describes union conflicts across Gary Joliet Hammond and Pittsburgh areas with thousands of workers on strike, police and guards on standby, and clashes at meetings resulting in arrests.
A humorous exchange at a service features a visitor confessing insomnia as the cause of his church attendance. The minister asks if sermons help, and the visitor says they do after trying many others. Bluff’s indigestion is joked about as the result of talking about hot tempered people, who supposedly forced him to eat his words.
Previewed fall blouses feature over the skirt silhouettes and hip length cuts. Designs use rich satins silks crepes and velvets with embroidery at the hips. A white crepe model with a round neck and elbow sleeves was shown with gold rose and black embroidery.
A season notes much about browns in fashion and their use in evening wear. Designers pair the color with metal accents and paillette embellishments to elevate a somber shade, selecting sheer fabrics to enhance the look.
The piece describes silk stockings in royal blue and orchid or yellow shades worn with white costumes and various footwear, from white oxfords to silver or white slippers. It notes fashion for dressy afternoon wear with matching pumps, bare knees with gartered corsets, and elastic inserts.
The latest fall blouses feature front and back panel designs in tailored flannel. All white or white flannel with subtle pastel stripes appear most stylish, with angora trim on collars cuffs or pockets. The fashion notes suggest golf and sports wear may see flannel rival the sweater.
Seaside and mountain resort girls return home eager to remake summer sweaters into new shapes with bell sleeves and peplums. Many knits are ripped apart to create modern silhouettes while matching old wool with contrasting colors for cuffs belts and collars. Black remains a common accent choice.
Describes fall and winter dress trends with blouses in plaid trims and taffeta or serge skirts, hip-length hats, and chenille embroidery. Highlights sheer fabrics, fur trims, beaded embellishments, and slim, tailored American suit lines. Includes children’s school wear and washable middies.
Youngstown Ohio September 22 mills will operate as usual with some at full force and others reduced. Corporation officials say operations continue while guard organizations are set with 100 officers in reserve at police HQ and sworn in in nearby districts. Emergency use only.
A theatrical manager criticizes a stage manager for coaching supers as an army troop. An officer retorts that the extras are real soldiers from the barracks. In Morocco prisoners must pay officers for arrest and escort to police stations.
Duluth Minnesota September 20 Senator Ivan Johnson ends his West speaking tour to return to Washington and push to amend the League of Nations covenant on U S England voting power. Telegrams from Lodge and Knox urged him to stay on the coast. Johnson told crowds in St Paul and Duluth that Minnesota is shifting against ratification, with many lawmakers and attendees applauding his anti covenant stance. He proposed a war referendum concept and warned against a league run by rulers.
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