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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1923
Page
6
A 1922 column argues neutrally toned rugs in taupe tan and blue dominate stores. It explains why plain solid colors suit small rooms, enlarge perceived space, and blend with any furniture while noting dust and footprints show less on dull neutrals.
Guidance on selecting durable well sized furniture over expensive sets. Prioritize fit, ease of movement, cleanability, and renovatability. avoid heavy ornate pieces that crowd rooms and show wear. Seek pieces with dual purposes to reduce clutter and cost.
A veteran Detroit druggist describes how stores changed over eight decades. He notes customers once brought own bottles and medicines. his first six months were spent washing bottles in a shed behind the shop. The remark contrasts past and present practice.
A 1923 Western Newspaper Union piece notes knitted apparel growing in popularity for winter sports and spring wear. It highlights two-piece dresses, fitted jackets, and striped or mohair trims, with color shifts from light beige to dark tans. It mentions decorative twists in collars, bands, and moire ribbons, plus new knitted laces and yard goods for afternoon costumes.
Billie Brownie asks why early blossoms do not guarantee frost damage outcomes. Mother Nature explains some blooms delay fruiting, others survive, and uneven blossoming provides hope. Billie visits Betty the horse and Mr Gander, who helps with water, nesting, and egg care.
The village of Milna on the Isle of Brazza, Adriatic coast, inherits a $850,000 fortune from a native who moved to Chile 20 years ago. Poor fishermen weigh investment options as they consider how to use the windfall to lift the town.
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