No Make-Up Required at Party Prompt Reminder
A brief exchange captures social pressure around appearance with a witty aside about not needing makeup. The dialogue hints at casual Boston social norms and attitudes toward grooming in a playful tone.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1924
Page
6
A brief exchange captures social pressure around appearance with a witty aside about not needing makeup. The dialogue hints at casual Boston social norms and attitudes toward grooming in a playful tone.
It tells of Zeb Kootch teaching a cactus based rubber scheme that fails to yield rubber. Joe Sims narrates his crooked plan to swindle Walter P. Anthony, selling a bogus rubber business and deserting with $400 left of a $25,000 payoff. The tale ends with Sims reflecting on a separate asphalt lake scam and his remaining money.
The article recounts Portuguese beliefs about birds and their songs, noting how chaffinches and chiffchaffs differ by region, and sharing legends such as the Judas bird stone chat, the nightingale deceiving its Maker, and sacred status of the swallow with a robin red breast tied to Christ.
England hosts several minuscule churches such as Culbone near Hamoor and Upleatheam in Redcar region. Descriptions note sizes around 17 by 13 feet 9 inches and 16 feet square, with unique features like fiints and wooden steeples, amid claims from Shropshire of even smaller structures.
Brushed wool leads this season with bold knitted textures and new tunic blouses. The fall collection features shaggy trims, fiber silk collars, rus sian necklines, and a range of overblouse and middy designs complemented by long sleeves and varied fabrics for afternoon and evening wear.
A wry remark notes that the pleasure of burlesque provokes serious thoughts about martyrdom, suggesting pain lies in the cause rather than the death itself. The line frames martyrdom as linked to enduring purpose rather than sensational spectacle.
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