Panels Show Endless Variety in Skirts and Silhouettes
A fashion feature highlights the wide range of panel skirts and dress panels, from draped fronts and back panels to floating silk and ribbon inserts. Designers mix crepe de chine, satin, and embroidery, with bold collars and belt details shaping contemporary evening and day wear.
Odd Fashions and High Collars Debate in Advertising
Custom Approves Odd Fashions. The piece argues high collars are exaggerated ad gimmicks aimed at selling collars. It reviews past trends from open necklines to puffed collars, notes chin muffling and scarf-like collars, and praises traditional stock collars and embroidered edges.
Ribbon Sashes Display With Embellished Ends
The article describes new ribbons fashioned into long sashes with wire knotted ends. They are attractive though they may be pricey. The writer suggests value in the ribbons despite cost and contemplates alterations or improvements.
The Greatest in the Kingdom and Childlike Rank
Lesson examines Mark 9 1 4 focusing on humility in the kingdom and the dangers of pride among Jesus disciples. It highlights entering the kingdom as born from above and the need for conversion before rank, then emphasizes receiving believers in Christ and avoiding causing others to stumble while noting God’s care for believers through angels and the Good Shepherd.
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Indiana warns against smokeless powder in peace pipe
A cautious note from Indiana urges avoiding smokeless powder in ceremonial or peace symbols, warning of unsafe handling and potential hazards. The advisory emphasizes safety and standard practice in such items.
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Run Down People Benefit
Fragmented OCR text discusses Hall's Catarrh Medicine and claims it helps run down individuals by acting through the blood system. It mentions health improvement and restoring normalcy but is garbled and lacks clear details or evidence.
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Cuticura Ad Claims Skin Benefits and Daily Routine
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for improving skin dandruff itching and rough hands advising to apply ointment on rising and retiring and wash off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap. A stray quirky line about a cat being used as a foot warmer adds odd humor to the piece.
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