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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
6
Shortage of trained nurses pushes Red Cross to recruit high school and college girls. Training and volunteering offer lifelong benefits, while knitting caps will stop as government equips soldiers with trench caps. Central division reports January shipments totaling 348,607 and 424,082 items. February goal set at 4,000,000.
The article surveys new spring coats with waist emphasis and near straight silhouettes, noting the throw as a chic accessory for chilly days. It describes two wool velour coats, one beige with a long waistline and shawl collar, the other white with a tassel scarf, box pleats, and a high waist.
Rippling skirt sections create a taboo trend among top modistes. Gray handkerchief Maine features in distinctive French hand made blouses. Cat stitching in heavy silk saves time and labor. Lanvin novelty edging uses tiny seam bending applied by hand. Colored piqueta graces collars and cuffs on spring lingerie blouses. Heavily embroidered front panels enhance handmade lingerie items. Blazer stripes return in English sweat ers. Bandeau brassieres now sport a shaped diaphragm.
Frocks of organdie echo fifties styles with gray organdie models showing skirt lines and knife plaiting of pale yellow. A brown and white plaid gingham dress with white or sandré and a brown suede belt adds a stylish contrast.
Description of a mannish sleeveless blouse crafted from handkerchief linen. The design features a tucked front and pairs with a navy suit, whose jacket is cut short and boxy.
A government style guide promotes affordable eating with meat sparingly used and barley, peas, hominy, and cornmeal as main building blocks. It offers recipes for mutton and barley hot pot, beef stew, corn bread, spoon bread, and various casseroles, plus tips on using leftovers and fireless cookers.
The passage extols cornmeal as a patriotic dietary staple for wartime service. It promotes corn meal variety, urges daily use, and claims a cupful provides more fuel than wheat flour, emphasizing nourishment and national duty.
Seashore cities and sleepy villages along the coast multiply from Maine to Florida and along the gulf and Pacific coasts. The gulf and lower Pacific coasts offer year round bathing, while Atlantic coast seaside seasons run about three months.
A solitary figure demonstrates how pursuing a hobby can lead to meaningful achievement, suggesting that luck and skill can align when passion guides effort. The phrase hints at broader ideas about truth and deception in ambition.
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