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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
Designer trends emphasize dramatic sleeves and rich embroidery with fur collars for warmth and style. The article highlights Paris influence, oversized sleeves nearly to the waist, knee length coats, beaver fur trim, and decorative front button rows finishing embroidery with beading.
The description highlights beaded and silk trims with new braid embroideries. Suits feature fur accents and cross-front designs, presented as especially stylish when made in suede-surfaced cloths like velours, with fox or marten fur as embellishment.
A guide to decorating with a white enamel basket lined in light blue crepe paper for a sleeping room and to hosting stork or baby shower luncheons. It describes making paper roses, stork centerpieces, and charming place cards with stork motifs for gifts and parties.
Entire dresses of worsted are offered in the smarter juvenile shops and are completed by tiny tights or bloomers to match.
Lesson notes describe Paul in Athens sharing the gospel among Jews in the synagogue and in the market, then at the Areopagus. It details Epicurean and Stoic thinkers, his courteous address at Mars Hill, and his use of the Unknown God altar to introduce the living God. Paul’s method and the city’s intellectual setting are highlighted.
The text outlines Paul’s speech at Mars Hill, declaring God’s creation of the world, His spirituality beyond temples, and His providence. It notes humanity’s common origin, nations under God’s appointment, and the call to repent before judgment and the resurrection. Some mocked, some hesitated, some believed.
Rev. Dr. Douglas says Christian unity must be cultivated among churches prior to any formal union election, emphasizing cooperation and shared purpose.
A new summer epidemic called motor foot affects vacationists after long drives. Doctors describe it as metatarsal displacement from continuous foot strain on the accelerator. The condition causes foot pain and limits walking and sports like golf or tennis.
A witty exchange links names to mythical Pegasus as a pun about immortality. The speaker uses wordplay to reveal themes of identity and misunderstanding, ending with a remark on softening attitudes toward enemies through pity.
The Pittsburgh Leader notes bold chintz and drapery prints appearing in sportswear and daily outfits with large geometric designs. An interior decorator recalls women buying big patterned fabrics for clothing more than homes and cites a red yellow farm scene example. Also mentioned is Miss Lena Ashwell’s role in Mrs Dane's Defense with an understudy stepping in and a teary admirer reacting.
Senator Sorghum says he is not proud but resigned, trusting the wisdom of plain people. He believes it would not help him to claim superior intelligence or exclusive information while the plain people remain uncertain about relativity theory.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a reader asking for a harness shop while another remark dismisses corsets, illustrating a humorous public exchange. The snippet captures local voice and period tone without additional context or figures.
A succinct proverb notes that a prudent person sustains life through the goodwill and connections of his spouse, highlighting social network as a resource for stability.
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