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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
8
A quip portrays a hen that speaks to world pride. It praises the bird for keeping contentment while offering one of the market’s highest priced products. The tale contrasts wealth with humility in a concise fable style.
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes to revitalize faded garments. It claims the dye works on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics and lists items from dresses to draperies. The package directions guide dyeing over any color and a Diamond Dye Color Card helps match materials. A stray line notes a missing medical book part referencing the vermiform appendix.
Fragments tout Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh by a blood purifying action. The ad mentions the medicine is prepared by Aney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio and promotes testimonials. It ridicules get rich quick schemes as a closing jab.
A fashion writer extols costly fur and velvet coats as the season's distinctive wardrobe. Rich materials such as furs and velvets yield ample, stylish coats with large collars and fur trim. Velvet wraps and afternoon coats feature draped collars, fur hoods, and wide bands, with sable to beaver peltry serving varied designs.
The piece describes cape arrangements in velvet and cloth for evening coats with drops of fur along the sleeves and collars. It highlights blue velveteen capes with fur yokes, brown velours coats trimmed with dyed squirrel, and fur accents on frocks and suits, noting how fur edges openings and panels and decorates lower parts.
Paris fashion notes describe droopy styles with failing silhouettes, low skirts, fallen veils, and fur collars. The piece notes rising prices and a general downturn in the season's look.
In a private family moment a couple debates naming their newborn girl to honor a grandparent or an aunt as an elder housekeeper insists she should be the namesake after years of caring for the clan. The discussion centers on lineage and the aunt’s strong claim to the name.
A short note praises a bathroom’s appeal through spotless use and claims Red Croes Ball Blue keeps cloths white until worn out.
The remark parodies a marriage proposal as a death-defying stunt spoken by a husband deriding his spouse in a satirical LondonAnswers fragment.
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