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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
3
The article praises designers of millinery as essential to civilized life, highlighting four summer hats. It describes a flaring brim dress hat with satin ribbon and berry-detailed straw, a formal hat with maline and peacock feathers, an off-the-face street hat using wide ribbon and jet beads, and a sport hat of organdy with silk cutouts.
The article extols year round rompers overalls for youngsters from one to eight, praising durability, ease of care, and independence. It discusses gendered fashion shifts from overalls to middies and dresses as girls mature, plus the rise of skirts and one piece dresses with bloomers, and notes brown as a fashionable color with matching accessories.
An awfully smart idea suggests cutting any leather in black or colored or kid and appliquéing it to belts to form decorative leaves and green raffia. The note encourages creative use of materials for stylish belt embellishment.
A father robin tells his child about the nest under the eaves and the Lady on the balcony. The robins discuss hosting a city visitor, sharing garden life, blooming flowers, and summer joy while noting the value of green spaces and communal cheer.
False claims may harm infants but true remedies prepared for babies save lives. For over thirty years Fletcher's Castoria has aided reducing infant deaths as mothers learn to rely on medicines recommended by physicians. Keep it in the house for baby care.
The critic calls the play a good clean whole piece and urges support. The audience contemplates leaving for another venue.
Shake Allen's Foot Ease into shoes to prevent corns bunions callouses and sore feet. The powder relieves sting friction and helps shoes last longer. Use in foot-bath or sprinkle in footwear. Sold everywhere. Ad highlights cost savings and comfort.
Two club members vent about domestic strife in a joking exchange. One grumbles that wives know everything while the other notes his wife admits she does not know why she married him, highlighting marital woe in lighthearted fashion.
Detailing a beauty ad, the copy asserts that Danderine stops hair from coming out and removes dandruff after use. It promises every hair gains life and brightness, with more color and thickness, for a few cents per application.
A light exchange recalls trying a ouija board with a relative asking if it ever produced results. The response notes a single instance that led to a family quarrel as the board seemed to move under suspicion.
A terse note reflects on ease of inviting trouble and the habit of making excuses, implying a judgment about personal responsibility and accountability.
A girl teases a romance by joking about a kiss and asks whom it would anger as a widow woman story unfolds with sly humor.
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