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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text describes meat care during killing time and references United States, crowns, and various organizations. Irregular phrases hint at market processes, protests, and public notices involving prices, times, and places in a historical newspaper snippet.
A fragmented text sample discusses a potato soup recipe and mentions quick timing and mixed letters. It references Pots otha United and a possible agreement or series with unclear details. The readable parts imply cooking steps or instructions amid garbled content.
Household hints describe storing clothes for winter and checking fever symptoms. Guidance includes using hot water to soothe a sting, using water saved from boiling for gravy, roasting beef times, and repurposing a striped shirt into a blouse. It also mentions growing femur seeds in a pot for kitchen decor and flavoring sauces.
An era piece notes fur remains the favored trim for winter coats with minimal expense. It describes economical methods to craft elegant fur wraps from old fur and outlines stylish designs including seals, purples, greens, and black accents.
A siert jacket offers freedom while Tris model appears chic with smart sleeve cut and close fitting hip line. Describes fabric tones including gray and blue hues, with attention to texture and color consistency across suit materials.
The article describes capes as a premier evening wrap in velvet fur and metal brocade with trims of fur bands and silver cloth. It highlights various cuts from hip to knee length, shirred yokes, and circular forms, noting bold colors like orange purple and green and contrasting linings.
A fragmented description extols fur coat linings with velvet patterns, gold and silver threads, and decorative weave. It mentions metallic textures and elaborate designs as part of a couture display, with references to soft details and ornamental fabrics.
Fragmentary OCR entry describes Poiret twills for street wear with mention of embroidery and scarlet accents. It notes Furois trims and ermine usage by a group described as black vervets in a fashion layout.
The article describes fabric goods and tailored coats with brown and black tones, including a navy blue embroidery and black and gold bands. It notes a coat design featuring a bar back and front fullness at the waist, stitched into an accented Pett. A taupe circular collar and nutria fur round out the description.
The Fashion Art league convention in Chicago awarded top prizes to straight line silhouettes. Winners featured slashed sides revealing a platinum canton crepe foundation, highlighting a continued preference for linear designs in the show.
The article highlights new dress accessories including square painted silk fans on tortoise shell frames. The fans are large, with squares measuring about eighteen inches, showcasing novelty in styling.
Smart new bertha collars join embroidery organdse with filet and Irish laces for an intricate decorative accessory.
Sevat Samuel Levine of Brooklyn received a police decoration for bravery after he rescued two Scouts from a dangerous ice break during Suavery Week. He leaped onto the water, dragged a boat, and brought both boys to safety before shore contact.
The readable text presents a garbled poem and a stray scout reference. It mentions a cheerful scout and a university depel line, with unclear context and several misspellings. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
Scouts of Troop 21 in Grand Rapids act as official guardians of trees planted in memory of city soldiers. They maintain the trees and hold Arbor Day ceremonies to honor the veterans to whom the trees are dedicated.
Fourteen year old Charles A. Kohn of Troop No 5 Montgomery Alas rushed to a crowd surrounding an unconscious worker. He calmly led spectators away and administered first aid until the man revived and sat up. Workmates had believed him dead.
Santa laughs over requests from Lucy Gwen Teddy Rose Anne Maggie and more as he sorts through letters longingly asking for dolls with blue hoods skates trains and fairy books. He notes memories of mothers and fathers who wrote earlier and reveals a secret about parental sacrifices.
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