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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
7
Toomsboro Georgia resident Mrs C F Phillips reports severe backache and dizziness from deficient periods and fatigue. She credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength and ability to work, urging others with similar troubles to try it.
A Paris inspired wave hits New York with longer skirts for spring and summer gowns. Fabrics prised include brick crepe, royal blue georgette, and organdie with minimal trim. Citron yellow and tinted lace nets appear in cotton and organdie gowns, with leather hats and large Chantilly veils shaping a bold season.
The article describes hat trends with flowering trims, organdie and metal edged ribbons, cire finishes on fabric flowers, and decorative use of taffeta and waxlike displays. Designers Lucié Hamar Georgette Jeanne Duc and Maria Guy showcase wreaths, rosettes, and new brimming styles on straw hats.
A London periodical notes a fishing dog on Madagascar's west coast that stalks water, dives to seize a large fish, then returns to shore for a meal. The dog repeats the technique, sighting the water intently as it fishes, proving a remarkable natural fisher in the wild.
A French study reports that amid scarce sports opportunities half of youths are unfit for military service. Of over 3,000,000 eligibles, only 165,000 met standard physical criteria in the class of 1021 set to join the colors.
The Paris Figaro reports Sumatra protects tigers as they destroy wild boars that threaten plantations. The policy aims to preserve valuable jungle fauna without political motives, noting tigers’ utilitarian role and Kipling’s jungle imagery.
Cartoon magazine quotes Simu Boy asking why he should wash his hands before school, declaring he is not among those who follow the habit. The scene highlights school morning routine rituals and parental guidance.
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