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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
8
A Portland resident, seventy eight, recounts severe fatigue from farm duties and relief after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He reports improved appetite and strength after two bottles and urges others to visit their local drug store to try the tablets or liquid.
A humorous caption features an elderly aunt once a prima donna humorously labeled the operatic icon. The quip notes her continued presence and larger figure, with playful banter about enduring fame.
A compact reflection urges restraint in ambition and thought, cautioning that precedents should guide but not trap future action. The aphorism frames prudent judgment as a balance between desire and practical limits.
A 1922 collage of pancake recipes for all meals includes potato, French, and drop doughnuts with stages and serving ideas. A closing verse challenges readers to test their inner grit by choosing joy and quitting.
A weathered recipe fragment presents Feather Coconut Cake instructions using flour sugar baking powder milk shortening egg and coconut plus variations for canned milk cream soup and a Southern Batter Bread with cornmeal and dairy. Also notes Cream Peach Pie using condensed milk canned peaches lemon juice and meringue.
Fashion critics note hats make a bold new season statement with wider frames and away-from-head silhouettes. Paris reports elaborate tricorns return while felt and straw hats rise in popularity with narrow brims and mushroom contours.
A new flat crepe called Nome emerges as the season’s fabric of choice. Its silk-like, compact texture resists crushing and enhances draped silhouettes with a frosted sheen suitable for formal gowns in navy, black, and other shades.
Hand painted wooden buttons provide bright accents for frocks wraps and blouses. The vivid craft offers a charming detail that enhances the season’s apparel and showcases skilled button artistry.
Paris fashion shows earrings in bold crystal drops and two ear styles. One long dangling earring pairs with a plain ear, while the other ear remains undecorated. Pearl tassels and miniature portrait earrings gain favor alongside white fade stones and coral pieces. Old gold and silver designs remain in demand.
The report notes a shift from wide flowing sleeves to tight-tailor-made designs in dresses from abroad. Tailored cloth outfits and refined soft silk and velvet modes showcase the new sleeve concept seen in current apparel.
Brown and navy lead street costumes while evening gowns favor yellow rose and sapphire with a low cut neck and draped, sleeveless designs. The description notes color trends and garment silhouettes for formal and casual attire.
A New York Times fashion note highlights long flowing veils harmonizing with sweeping gown lines. Veils should show a lacy pattern over the face and shoulders, with some women preferring a fringe and others yards of fabric trailing in the breeze.
The article highlights metal cloth wraps in bright gold or silver with luxurious fur collars and rich linings. Embroidery or brocade is often added to enhance their opulent appearance.
Fairy and elfin characters discuss Willie Woodcock and his winter migration. They note his late departure and early return, the worms he digs for, and the frost and guns that threaten him, as Fly-High ferries them to see hills rivers and frost brothers.
A playful collection of pun laden questions and answers about relatives fish debt danger and water bills with a recurring joke on sole dress and king and a lampoon of letters.
Mrs. Blanche Silvia of Taunton Massachusetts says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after months of back and leg pain and other female troubles. She claims she can work in the laundry and do housework again and has recommended the remedy to coworkers and friends.
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