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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
7
A fashion writer praises summer fabrics for the season noting perfected textures and subtle colors. Cotton linen and soft silks lead the way with restrained trims, white organdie, valenciennes embroidries, and crisp organza accents. He notes delicate tones, diverse fabrics from domestic and imported sources, and practical wearability with washability.
The article describes fashion designs for summer dresses featuring old fashioned lines with puffed sleeves, red and black braiding, square cut out yokes, and gathered skirts with uneven edges. It notes yellow and black satin bodices, velvet ribbons, and long streamers, plus popular sashes and two color woven ribbons.
A description of an evening gown combining black satin and cream fabric with an eatin underdress and a boulfant style face form, presenting a smart yet useful design.
An alert promotes Bayer Aspirin with the claim of genuine tablets only when Bayer on the package. A Louisiana planter, J. T. Kerr of Concordia parish, reports trained wild geese that can fish and swim, ready to demonstrate at Lake St. Fatin in Concordia parish.
In a terse exchange the question about the husband’s hobby prompts a reply blaming extravagance and hard luck as excuses for those seeking easy gains. The remarks hint at tensions over financial conduct and personal responsibility.
Auericis Jail at Stinsur thi custom granted weekend leave to well behaved prisoners but the policy was tightened after some parolees robbed officers quarters. Advertisements for Cuticura products praise skincare while Aunt Dolly Spencer is cited as Milford's next mayor for pie making, and Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid is recommended.
The Knights of Columbus is a fraternal benevolent Roman Catholic men's organization founded in 1882 in New Haven Connecticut. It aims to give financial aid to its members and beneficiaries and to promote social and intellectual fellowship under a supreme council elected by state councils with headquarters at New Haven.
A druggist must keep public trust and safeguard confidence. Faithful and executive staff are hard to beat, underscoring the duty to act with integrity and diligence in serving customers.
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