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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. Viola French of 108 S Hazel St praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for lifting her fatigue and nervous condition. The ad claims thousands benefited and urges readers to obtain tablets or liquid and write for free medical advice from Buffalo.
John D. Rockefeller Jr praised energy with brilliance and urged action. He said a man must not only see a good idea but seize it, stressing decisive action during a YMCA success talk in New York.
A letter from A W Smith of White Church Salop asserts a dramatic recovery from gall stones and rheumatism after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The signer, a notary, swears to truth and notes doctors initially doubted the results witnessed under X rays.
A speaker notes how routine morning baths vary from hot to cold and rush to take them for granted, illustrating the paradoxical difficulty of easy tasks and the perversity of existence.
A New York Tribune fashion correspondent reports fall attire featuring heavy and delicate laces, hand embroidered nets, and beaded robes. Designs include detachable tunics and lace capes, silk chiffon and tulle gowns with long scalloped skirts, waist belts, and robes heavily adorned in crystal beads and metallic threads reflecting international embroidery styles.
A recently imported Paris ensemble features a black chiffon velvet afternoon coat lined with geranium red silk crepe. The matching dress uses the same fabric and color, with a straight-line cut and a white lingerie embroidery yoke collar as its only trimming.
Much of the snappy new lingerie comes in pongee. Sometimes it is trimmed with colorful bands or with floral designs, but more often it is trimmed only with hemstitching.
The article argues that water tanks are vital for farm health and outlines simple concrete tank construction. It describes site preparation, base bed, wall forms, and continuous pouring, with specific mix ratios and reinforcement to ensure watertight, sanitary, and durable tanks for barns and stock.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes over 60 000 boys and girls join junior short courses and camps yearly. Extension workers from the USDA and state colleges oversee programs emphasizing rural leadership and social activity. West Virginia maintains three state camps and 40 county training schools with short outings at low cost. Other states run similar college or county programs, including Montana and Minnesota.
A fashion note describes a twolayer dress concept with an underdress in chiffon or silk used for day or informal wear, plus a separate overdress in faille velvet or duvetyn in robe a la manteau style. It highlights color combos, navy overdress with citron yellow underdress, and sea shell embroidery for winter trends.
A striking autumn golf suit designed for wear on the links features a hip length coat in bright yellow with a lighter shade, a seal collar, and white cuff stripes. The white skirt sports a triple row of narrow yellow stripes at the hem and along the left side.
A new parasol features black velvet lining with white lace trim, a long handle, and a carved ivory ferrule, showcasing an ornate design for refined ladies.
Readers learn evening style tips with colorful fans of gauze and feather, silver gauze, bracelets of jewels, and pendants on ribbons or silver threads. Jade emerald amber ivory and diamond pieces are highlighted as key accents to complement simple gowns and black velvet looks.
The season sees the Venetian tricorn become a major style factor with leading milliners showcasing the hat. Women welcome the trend purchasing tricorns in many colors and fabrics, while new close fitting Venetian caps with fur trim and stiff ear tabs appear in rich brocade.
The article notes blue flecked stockings with white suitable for a white skirt and blue sweater. It also lists yellow flecked with white purple flecked with black and black flecked with white as silk hosiery color combinations.
Fabric flowers are noted as stylish trims with delicate organdie pastels and bright versions in silk flannel leather and velvet offering varied textures and colors for apparel trim.
Farmers report hogging off corn as profitable, with pigs around 100 pounds gaining about a pound daily when fed corn plus shorts or tankage. The method reduces corn waste and boosts meat yield, though effectiveness depends on season and animal size. sheep may clean leaves not touched.
A farmers idea urges giving each farm a registered name with the county clerk for a $1 fee to dignify farming, boost public standing, and attract better markets. Merchants back the plan as city growth follows rural development and community pride.
A philosophical reflection cites Aristotle on finding beauty in endurance. Suffering can become noble when faced with cheerfulness and a strong spirit, not by denying pain but by elevating understanding and character.
After 15 years of guinea pig experiments using over 34000 animals, the United States Department of Agriculture expands investigations to poultry and swine. Six pens of White Leghorns will be bred with one sire per year, plus five pairs of Poland China hogs and four pairs of Tamworth hogs to compare within and between breeds.
The article advises culling to achieve standard Leghorn size and selecting birds closest to standard as breeders. It notes not to discard a male that appears to enlarge the flock after one year, but to mate him with good hens.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and may not know it. The ad claims Swamp Root restores kidney health and ends with an offer for a sample bottle by mail and sale in drug stores. It emphasizes relief of back pain headaches and nervousness.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as simple enough for any woman to dye or tint wardrobes and home items. It guarantees no spotting, fading, streaking, or running and instructs buyers to tell their druggist the material type whether wool silk linen cotton or blends.
A writer notes that when a father cares for a baby the infant’s face often appears dirty. The remark implies a casual view of caregiving and parenting roles in daily routines.
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