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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
17
Fashion note surveys lace trim and inlays shaping spring garments. Georgette frocks with cream lace yokes, bold pockets on sport coats, and suede belt details dominate, with trims in cream, pink, and blue. Influences cite Paris ateliers and varied fabrics like tweed and homespun blends.
A brief dialogue shows a mother asking if the speaker sat close to Jerry in the parlor and had an arm around him. The daughter explains that the closeness was the only way to fit in the chair, implying a cramped seating arrangement.
This ad-like piece urges drinking soft water and using four ounces of Jad Salts to neutralize urinary acids. It claims bladder irritation, nocturnal urination, and weakness can be relieved in two to three days, selling Jad Salts as inexpensive lithia based relief.
Little Joe asks his father for a new pencil saying he has no muss erap on it. The father asks what he means and Joe explains he flips the pencil to erase or mosscr op instead of a rubber on. The exchange centers on the misheard term eraser.
A boy asks his mother if God forgives sinners and why Adam was not given another chance. The Indianapolis News note ends with a proverb about sages giving advice only when asked.
Snuff remains praised as a refined social badge in Enghand with a playful 1927 vignette, while Phlox is proposed as a national flower by Dr. Edn Wherry before the Wildflower Preservation Society. The piece muses on gender roles and seasonal politics, noting various plant suggestions and occasional state flower adoption.
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