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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
3
Practical guide discusses the Swing Coat and how to refashion dresses with silvery gray crepe foundations. It highlights a bateau neckline, handmade embellishments, and peplum detailing, offering styling variations to extend wear, durability, and fashion appeal.
A discussion on practical yet stylish women’s clothing highlights mauve cyclamen and neutral tones. Descriptions cover trimsorgandies, coats, hats, and accessories with emphasis on utility and femininity, noting color combinations and fabric details.
Parsons, a Houston recruiting officer, questions a Navy enlistment applicant with a peculiar name pairing. The exchange leads to a humorous scene as the crowd reacts to a batter at bat and the recruit’s self description suggesting harsh manners.
A reader writes a crude line about a wife described as a 20 pouncer, noting that on some days she pounds her husband more than that. The text is informal and lacks broader context or corroborating details.
A fragmented wartime relic references an air force member killed in Canada on route to or from the front. It alludes to graves of alien enemies and hints at postwar terms tied to a peace treaty, but the readable text remains sparse and inconclusive.
Two seven year old boys pasting bills in Fairmount stop at a relative's home for a brief rest. They debate whether to press on in the hot weather and hurry to keep up with each other, as quoted from the Indianapolis News.
A fragmentary item mentions Glover Bey and a reference to molen and Johnny, with unclear context. The readable text implies a distant or symbolic resolution without explicit outcomes, leaving the exact event and participants ambiguous.
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