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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
6
Paris fashion notes capes stay in vogue as most women own loose capes in good condition. Redfern satin duvetyn cloaks with mink trim shown alongside circular wraps of tete de negre satin. New duvetyn cape coating praised for warmth and lighter weight.
Fashion notes compare American and French veil use after the war and predict a broader return. Tips describe arranging lace veils over hats with edge showing, draped across the neck, or hanging to elbows, all secured yet looking carefree.
A fashion note considers wearing a big straight collar in brown fox fur or alternately placing duvetyn outside with satin facing inward.
A simple home method uses blotting paper strips 1 by 2 inches wrapped around a straightened hairpin to curl damp or hot hair. The paper absorbs oil, keeping curls fluffy longer. Renew curlers after two uses as oil buildup reduces absorption.
Organdie in multiple colors remains a top fashion choice with soft hydrangea and orchid tones and creamy hues. It suits both young and middle aged wearers and can be styled with lace embroidery or a plain tailored look.
Modern Priscilla argues aprons as housewifely symbols will fade at bazaars and profits depend on real business methods. A club committee funded samples, chose practical apron styles, and distributed materials to friends ready to produce and sell.
Transparent frocks of sheer fabrics, Shet and wool dresses, and a brilliant colored Jersey to hold designs in yellow, tan and white are frequently seen.
Louisiana moves to formalize a vast bird sanctuary along the Gulf of Mexico, adding 164,800 acres from the Rockefeller and Russell Sage foundations and pursuing 368,000 acres total. Avery Island’s McIlhenny, Ward, and Ward-McIlhenny influence helped build Willow pond’s thriving nesting sites and sparked state action to protect migratory and local birds.
Professors Bekhot and Eckhof publish facsimiles of three Leiden archives linked to Pilgrim Fathers. The contract signed by John Robinson, the only known Robinson signature, Bradford letter before leaving Holland, and Bridget White’s last will reveal details of Robinson’s household and offer paths to identify further writings.
The Spark Plug cigar branding riffs on ignition humor with playful dialogue about the product name. The exchange hints at a bold opening marketing angle and a branding focus on ignition and energy.
A brief dialogue asserts a wife is very intelligent and prompts curiosity about how she married him. The banter hints at social perceptions of marriage and intellect without naming people or places.
Ewart Manley of Louisville Kentucky at seven years old begins schooling in the fifth grade. He read several books by age three and is noted as Kentucky's youngest fifth grader.
The piece quotes Arthur Beer praising the steady winner who carries on with dignity. It notes the idea that a man who does his best may lose but remains part of the rank and file, ready for another day.
Instructions describe Italian Lima Beans with pork and tomato juice, Frozen Chocolate Pudding with whipped vanilla cream, Stewed Beef and Cucumbers with onions and tomatoes, Surprise Pears with rice and ginger, and Popovers from eggs milk and flour.
In a call to action a speaker urges resilience and resourcefulness. If one door closes another opens and if a single boot is crowded move to where the crowd is needed. The message emphasizes inventing creative solutions when resources fail to keep momentum.
A vintage culinary note details chestnut preparations including Chestnut Custard with vanilla and meringue, Imperial Chestnut Pudding with almonds and candied fruit, Washed Chestnuts as a veg or filling, and Chestnuts and Ham with marjoram and sage.
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