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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
3
A New York fashion voice notes the shift toward short skirts and straight lines as winter stocks rise. Spanish shawls and belts redefine gowns while coat dresses gain brilliance. Knickerbocker shorts offer practical sport wear, with prices easing as ready-to-wear falls toward normal.
Paris fashion reports highlight radium silk usage in lingerie including nontransparent fabrics. Skirt silhouettes grow fuller and longer with hoop styles and lace trims. Bal de Opera showcases vivid colors royal purple red and pale shades influencing autumn collections. Designers feature long hoops, dominos and wide sleeves with trimmed capes and varied hoods. Coffee grounds tip appears as unrelated housekeeping note.
An old ad emphasizes Bayer as the sole authentic Aspirin maker and warns buyers to check the Bayer name on the package or tablets. It claims aspirin relieves fevers and pain such as headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and notes common packaging of twelve tablets at low cost with larger packs sold by druggists.
A brief quirky caption notes a shopper hesitating at a display, with a humorous aside about him choosing a canta Loupe. The fragment hints at consumer habits and a playful tone from the periodical page.
A fragmentary dialogue scene features Mise Catt asking about life goals and Misa Nipp responding about shaping her husband as a target, reflecting personal dynamics and social roles in a terse exchange.
An old advertisement claims CATARRHAL DEAFNESS stems from a blocked Eustachian tube and promises a cure through “CATARRHAL MEDICINE” that works via the blood to restore mucous membranes. It mentions Molede, Ohio, and includes unrelated notes about ambition and Red Cross Ball Bilge affecting linen value.
A short quotation cites Nebuchadnezzar and a wall inscription from London’s Athenaeum with a note about “Keep on the grass” not appearing. An aside advertises Red Cross Ball Blue claiming to prevent rust spots in laundry, promising relief to readers.
A Wisconsin museum curator compiles 25 Indian myths for University of Wisconsin summer session students. The Cree tale of earthmaker shaping humans in clay to explain race origins is included among the collected narratives.
A seasick passenger asks the matron for aid on a voyage. The first time traveler requests to be picked up and set down on the ground beneath a large tree, seeking relief from illness.
A brief quip shows a discussion about different newspapers and a playful jab at changing gowns. The exchange notes how readers switch papers and reflect on opinions, with a light remark about a woman’s numerous gown changes matching changes of mind.
An aged Birmingham Age Herald line recalls Parson Godlleigh attempting to start his Myover engine, with three chokeoffs in a row. Comments reference his facial expression when he would normally say a prayer, noting a lack of remarks appropriate to the occasion.
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