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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
6
Albert Wood sells stock and moves his family from Pinecroft to a city apartment seeking wealth. Sonny longs for his dog and old home. After social strain and illness, they yearn to return home, wounding their pride but rekindling love as they decide to go back.
The article surveys fashion accessories featuring rich ribbons in hats and matching bags. It notes the abundance of brocaded ribbons, satin bands, and metallic textures, with examples of hat and bag ensembles, mounts, and varied patterns in velvet, taffeta, and celluloid accents.
Winter millinery favors ornate brims over crowns as designers unveil velvet hats with uneven slashed edges upturned brims and embroidered details. The shown pieces include a beaver bound edge velvet brim with rose design, brocaded satin upturned brims, and velvet petal brims with heavy silk chain stitching.
An old advertisement promotes 8. S. S. to cleanse the system and purify the blood. It claims most ailments stem from impure blood, notes improved appetite and vitality after use, and directs readers to write to the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta for literature and advice.
Excerpted banter about waking for work as a sluggard resists morning chores. The narrator urges action with nature’s rallying calls and a schoolboy mispronunciation tale about doubling letters, ending with the slugger's stubborn plan to linger in bed until repair by nature.
Inner dialogue mocks a brunette as a fair sample of local beauty and challenges the idea with a sly remark about appearance and sample quality.
A playful family incident ends with Billie and siblings in a water filled tub. Mother discovers them and orders them out and to bed without supper. The anecdote closes with a political quip about candidates speaking less when seeking office.
A pithy adage compares skirting promotion to a sly wink in darkness. The aphorism suggests subtle marketing can mislead or confuse audiences. It frames advertising as essential to trust and clarity in business.
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