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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
3
A detailed notice on evolving sweater coats and sports hats with new fabrics and trims. It describes white serge, crepe, georgette, and silk fibers shaping the look, including white coats, striped golf attire, and cuff details. Emphasizes refined yet changing styles for the season with coordinated white and gold accents.
A fragmented fashion notice describes wraparound fur frocks for Calvommer evenings. It highlights elegant free showing at formal events with fur edged sleeves and a sheer belt detail. The prose emphasizes texture and movement, noting white beaver fur and a stylish glow on stepping.
Readable fabric description outlines two new voile blouses in white and sheer palettes. Designers emphasize delicate embroidery and light, airy construction suitable for visitors, with front V shaping and decorative edging.
A garbled note references piesquita Hering Ye and a mysterious centerpie stamped tan ew te the etee. It mentions embroidery, mystic testing, and valeties with damming, all described in fractured language suggesting an old textile or craft context from a historical yarn.
A scrambled 1916 summary notes German bombardment of Novo Georgievak, battles along the Zlota Lipa and Bug river, advances near Kovno, Russian defeats near Kubiske, bombardment of Belgrade, and Austrian gains including fort captures at Nowogeorgievekt. It mentions the U S note on British shipments and Italy declaring war on Turkey, with Adriatic and Baltic theaters referenced.
Fragmentary text references a factory fire destroying designs, a solar star catalogue from the Veupt Wileor Solar observatory, and a Colonial home in Cambridge. It mentions New York forestry, inspection corps, and a disturbing line about reekening stale fel with pein carved chicken and dodged candies.
Ad copy promotes La Creole hair drawing claiming it tops gray bars and makes one look ten years younger. Product presented with bold promises and striking cosmetic terminology.
An orchestra director calls a telephone line to listen to Wagner's Tra la which is described with garbled OCR style. The piece touches on a bet and a debate about performance context and audience reaction. Names and exact lines are unclear but revolve around a musical event and a wager.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a trial use of a four part ointment and wash for pimples with emphasis on cleansing, applying water and soap, and monitoring effects. It references products named Cycla and Depl Lb and cautions about timing and side effects. The wording is garbled but centers on testing a cuticure regimen and its questionable efficacy.
An advertisement touts hair dye and restoration products in Creole style, claiming to revive a natural appearance for gray or streaked hair. It markets a cream priced at $1.00, with testimonials hinting at transformation and renewed confidence.
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