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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
4
Readable recipe notes present green beans with sour dressing pea mousse creamed spinach and carrot cabbage salad. Instructions cover boiling, evaporated milk mixtures, mint, gelatin setting, and garnish ideas. Included are assorted pantry items and aging cooking tips.
A historical fashion note describes a straight line coat with flare on black ground and red overplaid, plus Separate Fur Stoles worn with mannish coats. Hart, Schaffner & Marx discuss neo neckpieces, favoring narrow tonal scarves with coats, while fur scarves vary from long antler-like wraps to shoulder drapes. A Frenett cloth coat with blue cuffs and red silk lining shows a cross motif, and sunken squares in Scottish tweed with shawl fronts highlight emerging design trends.
Fashion notes describe reappearing waistlines and new masculine feminine coats shown at Hart, Schaffner & Marx in Chicago with designs influenced by architectural lines and Scotch and French fabrics. Models featured include Jean Lamont, Ethel Ryan, Dorothy Malloy, and more while colors range from browns and blues to reds and beiges.
The article surveys manish wearable styles in velvet and wool with blue hues, detailing collars, sleeves, and piping. It highlights textured fabrics, striped zebra patterns, and color contrasts like powder blue with green and lavender accents across coats and suits.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a woman named Lee and a man tied to a marriage or engagement. The text references locations and possible families or positions, but most details are unreadable. The fragment resembles a brief local notice or gossip item lacking clear facts or dates.
A fragmentary religious verse declares that God will swallow death, wipe away fear from all faces, and remove every shame from his people, asserting the Lord has spoken it. The line reads as a devotional excerpt with archaic phrasing and biblical imagery.
In Middleshare Kentucky the bankruptcy of Teneler of gale die Peel) tie ame diy Mefertes leads to an auction of all personal property from Owsley grocery store on Toth street. Inventory includes stock goods clothing notions and furniture with terms demanding cash at sale time and a surety option.
Readers report curtain issues as lace curtains return to fashion. Damaged fabrics and stubborn tab tops caused delays but the trend reasserts itself with renewed care to avoid staining and to ensure thorough washing and proper hanging. Local shops advise professional cleaning and careful handling to restore the delicate pieces.
A jumble of names, places, and events appears in a quirky local notice from Kentucky. The fragmented text mentions a wedding milestone, individuals such as Mrs Me alii and Miss Eddy, and references to celebrations, plans, and family relations, all wrapped in garbled OCR.
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