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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
4
A long famed street walker known as a walking tent pioneer has died at eighty two. He remained active into old age, averaging three miles daily for mail delivery and a weekly four mile stroll near his Plu tarch Ulster County New York home.
Local crew steps up as Fiverybody keeps watch over entryways. They practice quick response to anyone knocking doors, emphasizing timely action and coordinated effort. The effort aims to deter break ins and reinforce neighborhood security.
An old advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a centuries old remedy from Europe and Asia to restore youth and vitality. It claims to purify and enrich the blood, ease headaches and biliousness, and improve complexion, urging purchases at drug stores and distributor offers with a “faith guarantee.”
Paris fashion notes signal a shift from simple dresses to beaded and spangled robes for autumn. Designers feature new cabochons and spangles in dull grays browns and opalescent tones, with tapestry like detailing and varied stitch work. Vegas of designs include decollete silhouettes long skirts with trailing panels and floor grazing capes, as Lanvin Callot and other houses showcase ornate fabrics, velvet trims and metal accents.
The article describes elegant capes crafted in black and gold brocade with plain satin fronts, elaborately embroidered to mirror the brocade pattern. It notes designs in coral pink and silver lace panels, fan-like drape when worn, and a popular method of hitching with a metal or alk cable cord around a narrow collar, hinting at Spanish influence.
A black velvet frock described as skimpy features a full cape attachment of crepe de Chine with a four inch interval trim and Hodson seat chords.
A garbled update describes batter misuse and egg foam, noting melted batter will not be good. It mentions veal as white and dry with a close grain and hints at grated nutmeg, though the text is unclear and jumbled.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes varied explanations of the phrase nine tallora nine tellers and its link to parish church bells. It recalls three tellers signaling a child’s death six a woman and one a man while hinting at local misgivings about a new cook and a highway company’s lost steer.
A cryptic remark compares time to money and urges checking pockets after a period described as a “little time.” The note then states that nearly 250000 women are engaged to hairdressing in Japan, signaling a social trend or statistic.
A foxed quip from Mr Crosslota about giving up a street car seat evokes old city manners. The note also records a claim that a regularly organized women’s club existed in New York in 1747, suggesting an early precedent for club life.
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