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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
6
Fashion notes celebrate the sash as a central decorative element in 1900s style. White muslin frocks with blue or pink ribbons return, with elaborate sashes on taffeta and organdie gowns. Designers showcase satin, foulard, striped ribbons, waxed trims, and straw sashes, highlighting black and white ensembles and short white organdie dresses with bold sash detailing.
The article describes panel motifs in black and white foulards with black lace trims on gowns. It highlights a one side crossing surplice bodice, straight plaited skirt, and a bold sash of matching pattern. The sash, a wide ribbon, anchors the design with an embroidered edge and is paired with georgette accents and wired hoops for balance.
A novel effect is produced by plaids replacing the towel square. The description highlights a distinctive pattern change in textile design through plaid usage.
A promotional notice arguing against using non infant specific remedies for babies. It asserts false claims harm infants and cites Fletcher's Castoria as a proven aid in reducing infant deaths over thirty years and urges mothers to keep it at home.
A humorous snippet where Mr Jones gifts candy to his wife and boasts about a friend’s wife, prompting witty exchanges. The item also includes stray jokes about laundry, Columbus, and a caricature of a mean employer with slang dialogue.
A brief quip contrasts saving for travel with saving for tazes as a humorous local exchange. The line implies a playful shift from holiday budgeting to collecting small illicit items for personal use. No official actions or events are described.
A simple cement for repairing china mixes lime with the white of an egg. Use only the efficient white and combine with lime to form a paste. Apply to the break, and soon the cement sets hard.
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