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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1919
Page
9
The note describes hemming at curtain bottoms, matching colors for room decor, and attaching edging with tape at the top. It mentions nailing a piece along a shelf and suggests using small turning at the top for support.
Fashion notes describe multiple shades including orchid and yellow worn with white buck or white canvas oxfords, with hemlines kept just below the roll for a polished look. The description emphasizes coordinated color pairing and a neat, era-appropriate silhouette.
A fragment notes smart blouses in flannel as a rival to fashionable golf wear, highlighting Bevely’s sense of style and potential competition in early fashion circles.
A note explains French Zouaves from Algiers, light infantry famed for Semi Moorish dress, were adopted in their country in 1881. The piece mentions Algerians involved and the spread of the uniform style to the United States.
Lecturer notes a wife should be an open book to her husband and a husband should be an open pocketbook to his wife, reflecting a humorous exchange in a Ta af Openly column.
The record notes August as the month with numerous notable engagements including Blenheim and Kandahar. It lists figures such as Blenheim, Plevna, Chariçrol Mage, Antay and Blake among mentioned battles and commanders.
In Shanghai a strong demand for laundry soap exists with over 100 brands used locally. Three brands are produced from abundant native fats and oils, while British brands number 20, American 5, Japanese 4, French 2, and one German brand is locally available.
The fragment notes Béble’s late 17th to early 18th century remarks on the fy. It appears to reference records from 1701 to 1702, with a focus on archival notations and chronology. Further readable details remain unclear in the excerpt.
Ruth receives a large new pencil after her mother intervenes as John covets the blue stub pencil and persuades Ruth to swap. Edward and John both start with pencils, while Ruth ends up with the brighter prize.
Fragmentary caption notes a discussion or critique of pew crafting or church furnishings. Mentions “The neme” as a fragmentary item likely indicating a name or misspelling. Context suggests a local arts or craft note without clear events or individuals.
Fans in China are carried by men and women of all ranks and invited to write sentiments on the host’s fan as a token of a special occasion. The practice serves as a compliment and keepsake for guests and hosts alike.
Fragmentary text hints at a public expense matter with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a notice or action tied to public funds and oversight, but specifics about parties, dates, or processes are not discernible.
The survey notes a revolving surge of moderate ideas as a portion of the public engages with new themes. Readers reflect on evolving norms and the role of culture in steering opinion.
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