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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
2
The article notes the novelty of gingham in women’s summer suits, describing a tailleur style in checked gingham. It highlights gingham’s rising popularity among Palm Beach patrons in January and its use with sheer white organdie collars and cuffs, deeming the garments attractive.
Accessories define this season with fine shir rings and Harrow stitchings shaping coats. Inside belts, up to five inches wide, appear under outer coats while outer belts stay narrow. Pockets become standard on coats and sport skirts, with Grace cloth adding dressy flair and colored embroidery highlighting designs.
A fashion note outlines gingham dominated outfits pairing checked fabrics with plain silk rajah and French blue additions. It describes a plaited gingham skirt with wide front plait and back flat plaits, a sport coat in rajah silk and gingham, and a hip join with a 10 inch gingham band.
Practical guidance on selecting nursery stock for apple and grape crops, including tree form, root and top balance, pruning timing, tool use, and regional timing considerations. Emphasizes pruning frequency, wound care, windward limb shaping, and preferences for late winter to spring pruning with notes on grapevines.
A Pennsylvanian inventor creates a machine to plane scarify and roll road surfaces. The dialogue questions how hens could know roads are ready before a vehicle makes a single trip, highlighting curiosity about sensing road conditions.
In Rome, Italy, streetcar workers recently struck against the employment of women. The action signals tension over gender roles as the local labor scene reacts to women joining the workforce.
In keeping with the Bay style young women wear hats described as the Helmet. A white plush crown with black velvet facing features a patent feather belt chin strap and white silk braid decoration. The piece epitomizes current taste and cautions balanced exercise and nourishment.
The article urges women to pursue a slender youthful figure via natural exercise and proper diet. It compares outdoor sports like horseback riding and golf with at home routines, stressing consistency and mindful digestion for lasting results.
A handy trinket sachet made of cream Jap silk with wash leather lining and narrow gold ribbon trim. The five by six inch center piece folds to enclose rings and bracelets, with instructions for folding the flaps to seal the case and optional gold satin ribbon decoration.
Wraps of Paisley silk evening coats promise to wear with warmth and elegance. A long neck loop hangs at the back in burnoose fashion edged with black velvet and weighted by a large black tassel.
A guide on improving lawn health through summer seeding to fill bare spots and promoting white clover as a lawn plant. Clover is biennial and may die after two years. reseed annually in fall or spring to maintain a permanent stand. Avoid mowing in fall to let clover bloom and reseed.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Base powder to freshen feet and prevent soreness for laborers who stand long hours. It claims the product reduces friction in shoes and supports comfort in baths and daily wear. Also notes Allen's Foot Ease use and urges buyers to purchase locally.
Mrs. Gadder contemplates moving to a private sanitarium to test her nerves while she deems her husband a cave man. A child laments school as spelling words keep changing, and a broader note asserts success is a by product of labor.
A compact column notes about influential figures dominating public life. The piece hints at power dynamics and the reach of authorities beyond ordinary citizens. It uses metaphorical language to critique unchecked authority and societal influence.
A compact aphorism notes that striving for unyielding sameness can hinder growth. It frames change as a force that rewards flexibility and cautions against rigid routines.
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