Why Not Rouge in Prices, The Color Rises
A brief item notes a question about cosmetics price rises. The line implies consumer curiosity about rouge costs climbing while other items increase. No specific dates or names are provided.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
A brief item notes a question about cosmetics price rises. The line implies consumer curiosity about rouge costs climbing while other items increase. No specific dates or names are provided.
Mrs Young visits Vernon County relatives. Ben Whicker and wife stayed with Roy King. Lee Mitchells and family visited Glen Buzzard in Joplin. Ladies Farm Club supper at Rocky Mound drew a large crowd and cleared 15.90. Eva Cline stayed with Jessie Lucas. Elmer Pugh and daughter Cecil called on Mrs Budd. Alva Pugh and children stayed at Atkinson's. Ray Brous visited Mrs Yates. Kansas relatives of Atkinson visit. Yates and Ray Bowman families visited Will Wood's. Matie Arner helps clean with Mrs Yates. Beulah Wood visited Charley Hane. Ernest Mevins family at Henry Pugh's. Myrtle Dayringer with Fred Pugh. Eva Cline with Jessie Lucas. Ray Bowman and family stayed with Yates. Arthur Pugh married Bertha Pryder at the bride's home.
Yates called at Mr. Butler's Sunday evening and Frances, Mary, and Lucy Carns visited Mrs. Quillin on Monday. Myrtle Dayringer and sons visited Henry Pugh on Tuesday. Daisy Livingeston has been visiting friends in the neighborhood. Mrs. Frank Baston and Misses Carrie Keltner and Matie Arner took a teachers examination on Saturday. Sally Baston called on Frank Baston Saturday evening. Frances, Lucy Carns, and Ruby Lilly spent Sunday with Ethel and Blanche Pugh, while Alice and Eula Pugh visited Cornie Lilly on Sunday afternoon.
Local column notes visitors and family events from Dewey to Salem. Names include Nathan Rice and wife hosting a soprano singer Ruby Corrine Rice. Cordell Keller returning from Manhattan College. Mrs. John Kincaid and Mrs. Turner active in social duties. Rev. Dowless of Jasper with upcoming service. outings at Dry Fork and ice cream social. oil prospecting by Sam McReynolds. various visits across Greenfield Avilla and Jasper. A chilly rainy weekend preceded a small crowd at the ice cream event.
A large church crowd gathers for a service with attendees from Jasper. A brief graveside ritual follows the ceremony. A Joplin singer delivers a moving solo and floral tributes are described as profuse and elegant.
Sherd Berryhill and family spent Sunday at Mrs John Hane s. Charles Nett took some wool to Lamar Friday. Willie Serafini and wife went to Lamar Saturday. Charles Elting and family visited Sadie Sidwell Thursday and spent Sunday at Charles Nett s. Silas Denniston and wife spent Sunday afternoon at George Quill in s. Bob Pope and family spent Sunday at Ballard Lilly s. John Buzzard and wife spent Sunday at Pete Berry s.
Memorial verse recalling the loss of Ethel Wright who died June 13 1919. Family remembers her with sorrow two years after her death. Parents sisters brothers and daughter express enduring love and sweet memories at the gravesite.
Toys as a whole yield larger profits than any other class of invention according to a brief observed trend. Manufacturers report strong demand and rising production, with emphasis on durable toys and novelty items driving early year sales and seasonal outlook.
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