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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
6
The text argues that party lines are fading as voters seek independent judgment. It notes Minnesota trends toward independent candidates, Indiana and Pennsylvania results hinting at national shifts, and increasing female influence. The League of Women Voters is praised for civic, nonpartisan guidance.
Representative A. J. Griffin argues for giving the House of Representatives equal power with the Senate to ratify treaties. He notes other democracies share treaty ratification and cites the Texas treaty as a historic risk of inaction. He urges a constitutional amendment across three congresses to empower the House with treaty approval.
The text contrasts generations of pioneers with urban drift. It cites statistics: 94 percent of leading city citizens reportedly grew up on farms. 85 percent of Chicago’s representative men hail from the country. over 60 percent of Who’s Who members originate in rural areas. It warns that rural decline could split America into landowners and landless laborers, failing the Pilgrim legacy.
The amended National Defense Act 192] establishes that in war the U S Army will be one force with Regular Army National Guard and reserves combined. It envisions citizen soldiers trained on the battlefield and urges civilian communities to support youth civic training camps.
A fashion writer argues that small choices determine overall style. It stresses careful shoe selection to complement outfits and suggests black or neutral tones when funds limit a full wardrobe. Neutral grays and browns pair with many costumes, while colors have little impact this season.
Frilled guimpes in net and lace are the big item in neckwear with soft fluffy effects. Ecru is preferred for richer tone and to match costumes. Guimpes pair with elaborate suits while tweed frocks suit a colored organdie guimpe with scalloped lace and white beading.
A summer dress accessory description details a orchid shade hat woven in horsehair braid. The piece is presented as a pretty, delicate complement for summer attire with satin grapes in purple and orchid hues.
A narrative recounts Suzette the Chim panzee grieving for a dead baby, supported by her mate Boma who shows deep care and distress. The keeper and family reflect on loss, resilience, and the need to conserve effort for worthwhile tasks amid caretaking duties.
A collection of recipe ideas using seasonal produce. Apple catsup blends apples onions vinegar and spices for bottling. Pineapple supreme mixes gelatin milk and whipped cream with pineapple and macaroon crumbs. Cheese cakes combine cottage cheese eggs flour sugar and spices on a buttered sheet. Tomato ice combines tomato juice milk sugar and lemon with ice cream dipper. Baked ham uses center cut with brown sugar mustard and milk for a brown finish. Cucumber and nat gal features cucumber slices with walnut garnish and French dressing.
The piece contrasts the new long skirt with the older version from a decade ago. It notes the old design depended on a corset and waist shape, drew health concerns from physicians, and dragged the hem. The modern style panels touch the ground, giving the illusion of length while hanging from the shoulders.
Describes blouse trends using pongee with shirt fronts in tiny tucks or tight plaiting, plus combinations. Notes simple decorative developments on collars and cuffs allow solid pin tucks or frilled edges. Peter Pans dominate necklines for the coming senior, with tuxedos also offered.
A six to eight year old wore a white crepe de chichine frock cut on straight lines. It featured red self fabric binding all around and red blooms near the skirt edge, with a stitched red hat completing the outfit.
Fashion notes describe a tailored street frock with four swinging panels on navy crepe faced with red georgette and embroidery. A simple straight chemise base gains style from paneling, belt embroidery, and unlined bodice, while other summer gowns show frills, long sleeves, and aprons with delicate edging.
A description calls vivid green a popular color in fashion with light green undergarments in silk and voile, white or cream lace pairing well. Bright green saddles on white sport shoes attract attention, and hosiery in bright green with fine white stripes complements the look.
Summer fashion highlights bold taffeta for balmy weather notes. A well known motion picture actress wears a simple unsophisticated gown with a straight front bodice and minimal trim. The outfit suits a young girl with a plain collar and cuffs and a single simple trim.
A fair visitor admires the battle wagon engines while a guide explains their workings on a ship. The engineer, unsure of the ship’s heading, remains at his post below decks as the crowd peers above.
The piece argues many items in homes are useless and cumbersome. It notes how removing such objects could improve repose, beauty, and efficiency by saving space and reducing care.
The quote asserts that true honor comes from aligning one's inner reality with outward appearance. It argues that all human virtues grow stronger through consistent practice and real experience.
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