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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a health tonic for digestion and blood nourishment. It claims the formula strengthens the system, aids assimilation of nutrients, and contains no alcohol or narcotics, with a history of over fifty years of public trust.
Fashion writer notes the one piece frock remains favored by American women, Paris and New York disagreeing only on novelty pieces. The article details straight line, unbelted dresses, lace and embroidery accents, Callot Swearen gowns with square necks, sheer bodices, and varied uses of fur and velvet trims in day and evening wear.
A vivid survey of early 20th century dress features details on a blue satin shirt bosom gown with a red belt, plaited chiffon overskirt, high collar and bell sleeves. Other looks include black and blue satin ensembles with scarlet underslips and crown crepe satin designs. Capes in velvet and wraps in king and French blue complete the season’s favored silhouettes.
Lesson material outlines the Kind Deeds of Jesus and the response of hearers in Matthew chapters 11 and 12. It covers four hearer classes, the Antagonism toward the Kingdom, and the invitation to come to Jesus for rest, with emphasis on perplexed and violent reactions, babes in spirit, and Sabbath controversies.
Advertisement extols Diamond Dyes for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or blends. It claims simple directions and a color card to guide women in dyeing skirts waists dresses gloves stockings sweaters and draperies. The copy markets fadeless rich color and versatility for a wide range of fabrics.
A brief child scene from an early Boston Transcript excerpt shows Lite Jimmy muttering after punishment. He quizzes his mother about his actions and confesses in dialect, saying he is swearing but chewing it up so God won’t hear.
A brief cartoonish note from the Indianapolis News records a moment where reporters near the baseball scoreboard ask Nellie for the score. Nellie admits no one has mentioned the latest tally.
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