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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
3
The article suggests reviving last season's frock by adding a coordinating cape and matching fabric. It describes options such as lining silk in a color to blend with the dress, using heavy silk thread or beads to create a textured look, and crafting a cape from light duvetyn or velour. Accessories include a silk braid girdle and fur trimmed sleeves for a period finish.
The piece profiles Private Oklahombi, a 26 year old full blood Choctaw, praised for valor in World War I. It details his Croix de Guerre from France, his actions covering 2000 yards and capturing 171 prisoners, and his wish to join historical records alongside other Native American soldiers.
Beaded lace insets appear on select new stockings for evening use. Tomato Red remains highly popular among these designs.
French fashion circles report crepe de chine is ruling wardrobes this season with couturiers busy for foreign clientele. Day wear favors black chemise lines with slim silhouettes and short sleeves paired with long black gloves, while evening pieces lean mauve shades and Vionnet designs featuring lace and jade chiffon accents.
Wool veils of finest thread resemble silk with varying luster and a soft downy look. A new lead cloud square net bound with ribbon, flecked with silver or gold dust defines the border and creates a vivid sheen as it moves.
Fashion notes emphasize velvet in full costumes paired with soft wool or silk and satin. Nightgowns feature simple silk lines with double machine hems. Fabrics like Bengaline and deep-piled wools offer texture similar to fur. Camisoles with lace trim appear over nets and satins, while sets of hats and scarfs in fur, silk, metal, flowers, or paisley shapes command winter wear.
Fashion notes describe dresses featuring an open slit down the back with the blouse fastened at the neckline and waist, a style frequently noted in current garments.
A fashion note warns the Jenny sleeve flatters slender figures but may emphasize fullness in women with curves or larger sizes. The style emphasizes armhole width and is not universally flattering.
Fashion guidance shows coats and dresses for kids, favoring simple designs. The sleeveless jumper dress in serge velveteen tricotine or wool jersey pairs with silk or cotton blouses for a versatile fall look.
A vivid luncheon set draws attention with flat colored linens and hematite ends in smart shop displays. The article notes a standout piece in bright pick color and modern styling.
A cryptic note describes gray-haired women and a blue dotted veil as evolving symbols. It references a blue-eyed figure and suggests a social or cultural signifier linked to aging and appearance.
In Shasta County California locals report a wonder described as dancing eggs. Eggs cling to oak underbellies and tumble free, then hop about on tables. Cracking sounds and electric sparks accompany each twig ear hearing. A tiny grub inside the shell seems to seek release.
The article discusses the origin of milled edges on coins dating back just over two centuries. It notes the milling round the edges was introduced to deter clipping and preserve coin value, detailing historical context and practical effects on currency.
The passage notes widespread coin clipping and filing prior to milling coinage, which punished offenders but failed to stop the practice. Milling coins proved effective, as clippers cannot alter milled edges without detection, ending the debasement.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item recalls a girl who slept continuously for two months while a husband reads a paper nearby. The narrator muses on income and the rarity of earning four thousand dollars a year, noting statistics about low earnings.
A vintage collage presents Cuticura Ointment, Soap, and Talcum as skin care for pimples redness and itching with simple use steps and a modest 25¢ price. The page also features a quip about a society dropout misread as a joke.
A collection of maxims and observations on conscience money truth and honesty. The piece critiques impatience risk and appearances and notes open season for football casualties alongside remarks about truthfulness and progress.
Altoona reader Mrs. W. Benz shares joy over a healthy four month old baby after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes prior losses of six infants and urges other women with male physical ailments to try the medicine.
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