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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
6
The piece discusses summer fashion focusing on white accessories and silken shawls. It highlights white silk crepe shawls with fringes, hand painted shawls, lace shawls, and white kid shoes. It notes color variations in whites and styles for graduates and brides, plus outfits like three piece sports ensembles and caps.
Vast territory between Paraguay and Bolivia spans about 200000 square miles and is said to be largely swamps and jungles. A few merchants and early explorers of distant regions remain among the few who have ventured into the area.
A note describes the Chaco region’s lure for explorers drawn by the quebracho tree famed as a tannin source. The passage highlights the tree’s significance and the perilous draw of the remote area.
A man famous for addressing gatherings avoids talking to women saying he has never spoken to women. Friends retort that he stirs men and can also engage women, urging him to try.
A brief dialogue reveals a man cannot use more than half his vocabulary when speaking with women, prompting questions about confidence and communication. The exchange centers on certainty of failure and the speaker's self-imposed linguistic constraint in social interactions.
A humorous note about a professor on the verge of travel who fills his wife with gasoline, kisses his map, wets it, and attempts to shove his motor car into his pocket, illustrating a ridiculous distraction.
Ruth Brittain argues that over stimulating infants by treating them as toys causes nervousness in older children. She advises limiting handling to short periods and using Castoria for colic and sleep issues, touting its herbal, non narcotic makeup and a Motherhood book with each bottle.
Dad Drizzle recalls a wild scene as a heifer charged over the fence with arrows protruding after a loud cry of Injuns. He rushed inside for his gun shouting while the children played nearby, misunderstanding local fears.
A laundress sings of a happy day as she hang the wash and props the mood with a Red Cross Ball Blue ad. A note on misery and loneliness follows, hinting that many outgrow such forlorn states while others talk of the same.
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