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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
8
The essay discusses how a people’s character mirrors the god they worship, contrasting Old and modern views of sin. It emphasizes God’s holiness justice and wrath while highlighting His goodness shown through providence creation environment and redemption through Jesus Christ and advocates repentance.
A mid-season sport wrap combines straight line shaping with a circular cape at the back. It features a bright orange and gray white wool plaid with raccoon fur cuffs and a high fur collar. The side buttoned front creates a slim look while providing warmth for spring breezes.
A sermon invokes reward for faithful service to the Lord. It urges believers who weep while sowing to lift their eyes, anticipate restoration, and return with rejoicing carrying their sheaves, as heavenly voices cry harvest home. The speaker cites Spurgeon to emphasize divine approval.
A philosophical reflection on actions and eternity. It argues that deeds done for God and for others endure beyond personal pleasure, while self centered acts perish. The author notes joy fades when directed inward and lasting value comes from selfless service.
A concise maxims piece notes that true strength and happiness come from discovering God’s direction and following it. The meditation emphasizes aligning personal action with divine guidance for a fulfilled life.
Frances Green word Peabody asserts that loving God and loving others is life itself and that true living requires obedience to the ancient commandment. The quote emphasizes moral action as the essence of existence.
A biblical quotation notes Jesus saying if a man loves him he will keep his word and the Father will come to him and make their abode with him, emphasizing intimate divine presence. The line underscores devotional teaching on obedience and divine union.
A historical religious reflection notes that God promises pardon to those who repent while warning that repentance is not guaranteed to those who continue sinning. It emphasizes personal responsibility and divine mercy within moral instruction.
A brief quotation notes that heaven is the endless portion of any man who carries heaven in his soul, attributed to Beecher.
Cape coat fashions predict a vivid spring with bright plaids and mixed fabrics. Dame Fashion favors vibrant hues, shunning drab neutrals, and showy silks and wools in novel large and small designs. Sport coats split into specialized sport wear and versatile, pressable styles. Strictly tailored coats in bold plaids and heavy tweeds lead the first class.
Jewelry designers combine rhinestones and crystals in hat ornaments for wear with sports or formal outfits. Golf club and sailboat motifs appear on sport hats while floral and modern designs suit formal wear. Necklaces feature pearls and rhinestones with flat settings to preserve neck lines, often with pendants, and bracelets match with monogrammed or jeweled clasps.
The scarf remains a practical dress accessory with wide popularity. Embroidery and hand painting on chiffon and georgette drive trends, especially on white tulle evening scarfs trimmed with flowers or tiny ornaments. Delicate color tones like orchid pink yellow blue and white keep scarves versatile with multiple frocks.
A flat crepe two piece features a jade green blouse embroidered in silver and black. The black skirt has side plaits and a wide green hem to match the blouse.
Fashion writers note a shift from pure flapper silhouettes to conservative lines that suit aging figures. The newest dresses keep a flare cut but elasticized, with plaits returning and capes touted by top designers as youth restoring. Retailers promise every new style in women’s departments.
The article notes an abundance of fresh neckwear styles for spring. White fabrics dominate with organdies and linens in tight colors appearing tired, while high neck lines drive demand for guimpe with chin or back closures and jabots.
Print fabrics extend into the new season with designs of great subtlety. Last summer’s grotesque patterns give way to modernist influences and delicate colorings. Some patterns echo stained glass while others draw from flowers and leaves, signaling an enduring vogue.
A fashion note highlights the move toward brimless hats or those with very small brims. These hats are commonly made of two or more shades of felt, with velvet tai m o Shanters on a colored band or matching felt band for contrast.
Appliqueing involves cutting out materials and pasting embroidering or sewing them onto another fabric to create a decoration. Chintz cretonne tapestry and linen are among the most commonly used materials for this craft.
A brief fashion note highlights tunic frocks intended for easy wear and versatile styling. It mentions lightweight fabrics and relaxed fits suitable for daily use and informal gatherings.
Spring fashion centers on woolen and wool blends with tweed dominates coats and dresses. Designers from Paris and New York showcase new surfaces and color in tweed and kasha, plus clever use of braid trims and jumpers. frisen and innovative checks lead the season's fabrics for street wear and sports.
Glove silk underwear takes the lead as fashion expands with sheer chiffons and heavy silks. New two piece sets feature a three inch fitted waistband with plaited fullness, bodice shaping, and draw-string elimination. Evening sets show lace insertions and dyed net with fitted bodices and Y shaped fronts. White knitted coats with fur collars debut at southern resorts.
Authorities advise wearing artificial teeth at all times to keep the jaws in proper alignment. Removing them even briefly can cause the jaw to kink unnaturally and press on the jaw hinge nerve, with potential to induce deafness in rare cases.
The Lafayette Journal and Courter notes a political phrasing twist calling a small bus a used car. The remark contrasts two syllables and a blunt characterization amid local discourse.
The Concordia Blide notes a bustling young man who juggles three girlfriends, repairs his own cars, joins a new lodge, excels at pool, and evades 23 creditors, illustrating a lively local character.
A reflective line cites an unchangeable law guiding fate through latent causes and a long predestined order, attributed to Rutus.
A short adage attributed to Sencea urges those who perform good deeds to keep them quiet while recipients should reveal them. The maxim emphasizes humility and accountability in acts of service.
Rheumatic sufferers urged to try Allenrhu with a full bottle guarantee from druggists in the county. James H. Allen of Rochester promises relief within twenty four hours and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
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