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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for children. It promises quick relief from constipation and notes the syrup’s fruity taste pleases kids. The copy warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup and to say California to avoid imitators.
A concise meditation notes that aging gracefully depends on dedicating substantial time to health routines, practical planning, and steady habits. It highlights patience and consistent effort as keys to longevity.
A marine outfit undergoes a tropical region inspection by a hard boiled officer who seizes Private Murphy's rifle, shouting rust, while Murphy insists the issue is sun burn. The source is the Bulletin of the District of Columbia Branch of the Second Division Association.
A report notes that when life or property loss occurs the insurance payout can exceed the actual loss providing notable relief to the widow. The emphasis is on financial security and the relief from burdensome claims.
A Booth Tarkington story follows Ramsey Milholland and Dora Yo cum from school through college to early World War maturity. It blends humor with a serious look at youth and growth, likened to Penrod Seventeen and The Oriole.
A grandfather and grandson recall Civil War memories during a Decoration Day parade scene. The boy imitates a marching army as the veteran explains belief, fear, and rightness of the Union cause. Separate reminiscence on undergarment fashion contrasts two blouse styles and changing colors and silks in spring lingerie.
The article notes that modern silks launder well and dry cleaning costs have diminished with proper care. It mentions new cape wraps with wide plaits at the neckline or shoulder and a deep fur border at the bottom.
The placenta shell from the southern Philippine islands is touted as a practical decorative resource for home adornment. Flat translucent discs up to three inches in diameter and about one sixteenth inch thick can replace glass in panels and lamp fixtures, yielding a warm tropical light under American direction.
The piece notes women’s devotion to sweaters across sports and daily wear. It highlights 1922 styles in vivid shades like yellow white and green, with camel hair options praised for practicality. Havana tones and coordinated scarves are described as smart accessories.
A new organdie joined the checked pattern family. The article notes organdie woven with gingham-like checks and suggests it will trim dresses made of white organdie, signaling a big season for the material.
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