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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
3
The article surveys hat and dress details with bronze paint notes, velvet crinkling, and metallic cloth in hats. It highlights gray as a smart color, vivid hues, and body shades like buff and jade, plus patterns such as Corsican striped and Scotch plaid. It notes angora and wool textures, pocket designs, and decorative touches like braided knits and hood attachments.
Tim McCann builds a home wireless set and reaches out to Santa by new tech. Neighboring boyish curiosity grows as old recluse Mr. McKeefrey, once miserly, is moved to charity. Christmas morning brings a transformative act of generosity that changes both homes.
The article describes jacquette influenced garments with blue/varnished oilk trims. It mentions hipline fittings, abde fastenings, bodice trimming, shirt pasela, and navy cerge hats as completes of each costume. References to Pa Same form and quaint agures appear.
Advertisement notes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with unbroken package directions. Handy boxes of twelve cost a few cents. Drug gists offer bottles of 24 and 100. Asperin is Bayer trade name for monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
A three-year veteran editor loudly accuses his own paper of stopping publication. In a tense exchange the editor asserts the claim and later coolly reveals the paper is still running as usual, turning the confrontation into a quip about truth and rhetoric.
An old advertisement promotes a scented economical face and baby end dusting powder as part of the Caticorn Toilet Trio with Soap Oatment Taicum, claiming it makes other perfumes seem inferior.
Mrs Goodbody converses with a tramp about his seven year imprisonment and the war. The exchange reveals her concern for the afflicted and a comical remark about proposing on Friday while noting the uncertainty of a refusal.
A testimonial from Witawidapee, a retired corrector from Sad Ave St Louis, claims Tanlac restored digestion, sleep, and energy after a severe liver and digestion ailment left him weakened and unable to work. He reports a better appetite, sound sleep, and renewed strength, praising the remedy before noting it is sold by all good druggists.
A Washington Star excerpt quotes remarks about the next election as already decided. The text references a marked envelope and a stated belief that this election is practically over, with emphasis on future political plans.
A New York luncheon tease by Tommy Gray pivots to a joke about Australians and language. A scientific report urges vigorous rodent control, claiming damper stock losses and suggesting federal state cooperation to maximize forage and livestock gains.
A garbled OCR snippet describes a man in a suit going to the cubney and preparing to wear a tealde coat pocket to fetch his glasses but instead drawing a large pipe. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR yields a note about a New Jersey figure playing golf with a well known associate. The garbled text omits clear names and context, but hints at a casual match and casual remarks during play.
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