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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
3
The article surveys 1 percent NY spring blouses highlighting changeable taffetas two color georgette crepe and satin designs. Sleeves length vary with many models lacking defined waistlines and featuring soft girdles. Embroidered beads fringe trims and color contrasts are emphasized as fresh season details.
EW models showcase ingenuity in design with retained embroideries and braids. Skirts vary from medium to very wide while short ankle skirts are absent. coats range from waist length to ankle length with panelled body and subtle flare. Soutache braids and two tone silk embroidery highlight the spring look as embroideries lead in decoration.
The article notes summer hat trends and silk outfits for warm weather resorts. Silk and straw hats with draped left sides, black satin hats with light feather trimmings, and ostrich fringe parasols appear fashionable. Silk suits, crepe weaves, ribbed fabrics, and fur trim coats are highlighted, with Palm Beach parasmols and dyed fox accessories offered by local furriers.
Gertrude Ellen Cline born September 7 1916 died January 13 1921 age 4 years 4 months and days leaves father mother sister grandparent and great grandmother relatives and friends. Funeral conducted by Rev D T Black at the family home West Union January 15 at 1 00 pm interment in Brick cemetery.
Wealthy New York residents along Fifth Avenue buy properties and move to the East Side, exploiting a disparity as many original residents cannot afford to relocate to escape the disruption.
Luther Burbank recounted how a single pod from a unique plant led to the world famous Burbank potato. He watched the pod grow for weeks, but a bird or animal carried it away and it was found miles from the patch. He planted the seeds and the Burbank potato was born.
Terre Haute Rotary member Harry Grimsley, visiting from Georgia, extols his home state while recounting watermelon bargains. He recalls huge melons, claiming they fed his whole family with only the rind consumed in the Georgia farm, highlighting regional pride in a humorous exchange.
A forthcoming report on the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem highlights its Islamic sanctity. It notes the site’s history as Kibla for a time and cites biblical and prophetic associations with David Solomon Omar Saladin and Suleiman among its linked figures.
A new work by B. Newton Harvey on The Nature of Animal Light reports at least 36 orders contain self luminous species. The luminous forms span protozoa hydroids jellyfish bryozoa worms crustacea insects mollusks and primitive chordates and fishes with no fresh water species. Luminosity occurs in larvae adults or eggs and experiments identify luciferase and luciferin as the light producing components.
A charitable visiting woman is welcomed by a family. A little girl, impressed by the kindness, brings a small package to the visitor and departs. Inside lies the braid of the child, the most abundant possession she shares, as a token of gratitude.
The notice warns that subscriptions expire on February 1 and delays in payment may stop delivery after this issue. Readers are urged to send their check payable to Herald, Marshall, Minnesota, to avoid missing the newspaper.
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