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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR mentions Tanine sold by druggists and references a person named Mike and Sue in a nighttime context. The text is garbled but indicates a medicinal product advertisement and consumer references. No clear event or location is identifiable.
A fragment from the City Star shows a quarrel over inheritance and a disputed farm as the author recalls the father’s decision. The text hints at tension and a sharp retort about not fooling anyone in the matter.
The article describes two and three piece suit ensembles emphasizing a dress with a woolen section and silk or lighter wool, a matching coat, and rich trimming. Fur accents appear, with short fur and two tone coats, velvet dress fabrics, and French style wrapping dresses. The look blends smart lines, color, and versatility for day to night wear.
The article describes a hat with coque feather and a long sweeping black velvet toque forming a dark brown color scheme. It outlines varied costume suits, from short to long fitted styles, emphasizing fur bands and red silk lining. Embroidery uses red, yellow, and black threads to echo Russian design influence.
A brief note reports that fine tucks are deemed the only weeded item of concern. No additional context or entities are provided in the fragment.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions fashion related phrases about capes coats and sleeves with unclear context and no definite event or names. The readable parts imply a comparison of popularity or style between cape and coat garments.
A terse, unclear quotation hints at a secure position of the king speaking about rightful authority. The wording suggests allegiance to monarchy but lacks context, names, dates, or events to identify who speaks or when.
Practical tips for stain removal using lemon juice red wine vinegar and cornmeal to brighten cloths and soften hands. Kitchen flavoring ideas include rose geranium leaves in cake. apple jelly to flavor jelly. apples touted for health benefits. Also notes on tomato sauce prep from canned tomatoes and onions.
In the arid Sahara region, advances by windulils and motorcars are gradually narrowing the desert. The construction of strong highways ties cases together as waters sink away, expanding the stable area and reinforcing military objectives.
An old advertisement touts fresh sweet white clothes for babies sold by all good grocers. It claims the items are daisy and fresh, with no streaks or injuries implied, urging readers to buy at Red Cross Ball Bive.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a motorist who accepts car decals as rolling advertising but rejects wearing a tailor's label where all can read. The exchange frames public display and personal choice in branding.
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