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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
3
A fashion note details a sash revival this season with white frocks and elaborate ribbon sashes in blue pink and black, plus striped and printed foulard sashes. It describes organza and taffeta gowns, jade green bodices, and georgette ensembles with sash accents, outlining makers' efforts and styling trends.
The lines show Kit Grier praising the folly of pursuing health through wealth and then risking health to regain wealth, illustrating a cycle of striving and loss. The verse contrasts effort and consequence, suggesting a critique of material means over wellbeing.
The guide describes making clear stock from bones with cold water, simmering several hours, skimming, and clarifying with egg whites. It covers consomme method using beef and veal bones, and notes summer storage without added vegetables. It also explains nutritious legume soups and thick vegetable purées, emphasizing proper sieving and blending.
A reflective discussion on the tension between individual will and imposed authority. The text argues rebellion against domination arises from a desire for personal freedom, while order requires submission to governance. It contrasts voluntary submission with despotism and contemplates obedience as a social bond.
The advertisement warns mothers against using adult remedies for babies and promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a physician recommended, baby-specific remedy. It claims false claims can harm infants and states Castoria has aided in reducing infant deaths for over thirty years, urging mothers to keep it in the house.
Seasonable dishes offer wholesome alternatives to pastry with fruit based desserts and vegetable dishes. Recipes include Strawberry Fluff with egg white and strawberries, Scalloped Celery with cheese sauce, Nut Timbals baked in molds, and Chicken a la Reine with mushrooms asparagus and pimentos.
From TSfe to Lolo nearly 25,400,000 immigrants came to the United States, reflecting a large movement with significant demographic and economic implications across the nation.
An old aspirin advertisement touts Bayer as the genuine aspirin with a twenty year proven safety record. It urges acceptance only of an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain and notes small 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
Dye caution urging customers to use Diamond Dyes to avoid streaking or ruining fabrics. Claims easy directions are included on the package and promotes Diamond Dyes as a reliable choice.
An advertisement asserts corns lift off painlessly with Freezone, a cheap druggist-bought remedy that dissolves hard and soft corns and between the toes without soreness. The text then oddly adds a line about Icelandic mothers guarding children.
A witty exchange notes Mrs Millyans is in high demand at bridge gatherings despite being a poor player. She consistently loses money, yet remains a sought after guest due to social allure and reputation.
Admiral William S. Sims describes mine laying from a warship in motion as huge black objects rise from the stern, plunge into the sea, and sink while the vessel advances, repeating at intervals. The act appears simple yet is precise and rapid in operation.
A vintage style laundry tip notes that children's handkerchiefs look dull and suggests washing with good soap and rinsing in water blueed with Red Cross Blue.
A traveler recounts leaving a berth for the dressing room and missing a switch of artificial curls. On returning, the curls were found pinned to the back of a seat, provoking amusement from fellow travelers.
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