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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
3
The piece notes that milliners have crafted a broad midsummer hat selection from large capelines to tiny toques with rising sizes and bright color variety. It highlights the trend toward wider hats, modern high crowns, and diverse fabrics, colors, and trims, urging individual choice and season-appropriate style for every face and hair.
The article notes silk crepe de chine and straw hats gaining prominence with bright color tafetta facings and changeable tafteta. Shiny black straw hats with green crepe de chine bands lead trends, while Syrian Egyptian inspired trims in net and cellophane decorates headpieces. Handbag styles feature slim black fabric with white moire lining and multiple compartments.
Veils from Washing Valle are cleaned using worm suds and washed like faces. They should be pinned out on a flat surface to dry.
A stark warning to mothers about imitations and counterfeit remedies labeled Just-as-good. The notice extols Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted thirty year aid to babies, urging avoidance of unproven substitutes and urging readers to choose the original remedy for infants and vulnerable children.
A Louisville Courier-Journal vent discusses lawyers on both sides in court being beautiful, suggesting tougher case decisions. An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment, Soap, and Powder for skin issues with a 25 cent price, urging cleansing and fragrance.
Scientists rank chimpanzees as the most intelligent animal after humans, with gorilla orangutan gibbon following in order. The note outlines a hierarchy of ape intelligence, listing species from highest to lower perceived intelligence.
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