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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1923
Page
3
A 1922 guide outlines gingham types and their qualities. It covers apron, domestic, French, Zephyr, Kindergarten, Madras, chambray as ginghams, and Scotch dress ginghams, noting weaving, colorfastness, price, wear, and typical uses for each fabric.
A buyer’s guide to curtain fabrics explains how to distinguish scrim, voile, grenadine, marquisette, and net. It describes pull tests, interlacing patterns, and directional thread stability to identify materials and justify price differences.
An aviation mishap near a rural patch leads to surprise good luck humor from locals. The incident, described in light terms by the Boston Evening Transcript, notes a plane down rather than a crash with minimal injuries and community reaction.
A fashion feature surveys choices for suits and swimwear, noting plain tailored lines versus decorative designs. It highlights navy poiret twill suits with silver embroidery, wide embroidered jackets, varied bathing suits including knit, chintz, batik patterns, and new moire silk wrap bathing caps, emphasizing color and artistic detail.
A Michigan woman and a New York woman credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing nervousness headaches melancholia and other symptoms of life transition. Letters describe improved energy mood and ability to perform housework after using the product. The firm offers a private text book on ailments peculiar to women upon request from Lynn Massachusetts.
Quote on chance and timing notes that the right man must be on the spot when needed. An ad promotes Cuticura products for scalp itching and dandruff, advising nightly ointment use and morning shampoo for clear skin and soft hands.
A brief humorous exchange captured as dialogue with implied romantic tension. The line delivers a quip about a reaction after a kiss, hinting at the social dynamics between two speakers named Dick and Ted.
In a Richmond Times Dispatch column a teacher tests Percy on invention history. Percy shirks the question saying his father would confront the inventor if he ever met him. The dialogue underscores curiosity about modern conveniences and a rural tone.
In a chatty note, Ludwig-Darling discusses a Paris volume censored for publication and circulating through readers. Georgette replies she is finishing her mother's cookbook and not ready to start another title.
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