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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
3
Mrs Mildred Dyer of Redlands California credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with improving her health after five years of illness Her husband helped with chores and she notes the arrangement made her household happier The piece urges other women to consider the product for better health and comfort through shared duties
Maud admits flirting lightly while Ethel warns of danger if a raft of money appears. Maud counters that risk only if money is in sight.
A National Geographic overview describes Hispaniola’s split into Haiti and Santo Domingo, noting languages, topography, and climate, with emphasis on mountain scenery, forests, lakes, and the distinct cultures of the two republics. It highlights geopolitical differences, ecological concerns, and the vivid attire of the mountain people.
A Kansas City Star quote features Uncle Fogg sharing wry wisdom from a long career. He contemplates inevitability and price in people, hell as a belief, and the wise man letting his wife have her way to avoid trouble.
Local sentiment praises Sheriff for the new jail with pride and amused affection. Citizens note the improvement in facilities and the sheriff’s evident satisfaction in the project.
Fashion notes from 1926 describe waistlines reappearing with summer gowns. Scarfs in georgette chiffon and crepe are used to contrast outfits, with short bias scarfs and longer straight crepe scarves tying at the throat. Evening wear features large shawl scarfs and bold color combinations, while practical, simple scarfs remain common for day wear. Julia Bottomley reports for Western Newspaper Union.
Descriptions note field mouse gray and smoke gray as the current fashionable hosiery and footwear shades. The piece highlights strong consumer demand for these light, smoky tones among women, reflecting prevailing style trends.
A rainwear option described as a soft rubberized silk in red or green is ideal for schoolgirls. Hats of the same material are offered for those who desire them.
The small child, about three, wears a black satin coat over a pale crepe de chine frock and finishes the outfit with a black satin beret or poke bonnet as part of the costume.
Fashion note highlights large square shawls featuring dotted net fabric in pastel hues, bordered by matching chiffon hems. The piece notes these shawls align with current vogue in accessories.
Governments maintain subsidies to support aviation abroad despite fame of European routes. The Dutch KLM example shows popular lines earning less than half profit, signaling ongoing taxpayer support as a future goal.
A dialogue frames Connie asking Tom if he will stay in school next year. Tom asserts his plan to remain in school, citing his father as support.
In a Persiflage exchange a jab about striking attitudes centers on wordplay. The Boston Tran script references Robinson Crusoe and suggests personal contentment and method, with witty back and forth over who can strike back.
Workmen excavating the old Astor house site in New York could not tear down brick and cement walls of two cisterns used to store rain water. A giant steam shovel failed. compressed air drills were needed to break the masonry. The other note: The Supreme Court's 1925-26 federal budget rises to 319,560 dollars, in the Justice Department totals reviewed by Congress.
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