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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1926
Page
7
The catalog highlights flame colored georgette with dark blue brocaded chiffon, long georgette sleeves, and a flame ostrich trim at the surplice waist. It notes crepe linings, bold floral designs on dark backgrounds, and flexible silhouettes like convertible negligees. Complex trims include velvet bindings and metal cloth accents with lace foundations and draped effects.
The scarf treatment should harmonize with the dominant material in the dress arrangement. A wide range of sheer fabrics and laces is being promoted this season, making the coordination easy. The scarf becomes detached when used as an evening gown accessory.
The Barrel Cape II is described as a mistake to be built like a barrel yet acceptable when worn as a dressy cape. The design features close fitting shoulders and a tight hem with a mid section that can balloon if the arms are akimbo.
A dress described as pink and silver with tinsel brocade features short sleeves a severe front drapery and a smooth skirt line highlighting its restrained elegance. The design emphasizes minimalism with a festive metallic sheen.
The article surveys waistline positions in contemporary fashion, noting varied placements from above the natural waist to near the hip line. It describes design tricks like trims and pockets to hint at the waist, and highlights a wine red velours frock with a scarf collar edged in fur as an exemplar of the season’s style.
A fashion note praises velveteen for its wide color range and practicality. It highlights velveteen as ideal for light two-piece jumper dresses and ensembles, showcasing its versatility and style in current trends.
Noel Hall of the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station warns against overfeeding newly hatched chicks. He explains timing for first feed at 56 hours, gradually introducing mash, water, and grit, plus a starter diet and later a mixed mash recipe for up to ten days.
The article argues to recognize and protect a meritorious old breed while new breeds or varieties should not be condemned until status is established. It warns that commercializing new breeds at the expense of old standards weakens the standard bred poultry industry built by fanciers worldwide.
Wilma, a young church singer, surprised her mother by singing along with the congregation. She explained she was singing a hymn titled It Ain't Goin Rain No More, not knowing the others.
A vintage advertisement urges shoppers to add Cuticura Talcum to toilet requisites. It promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete trio at 25c each, claiming the powder provides fragrance and skin care for face hands and babies.
Little Mary Catherine visits a neighbor for lunch and, after asking her mother, is invited to stay. The hostess plans to put on a little dog for lunch, while Mary Catherine worries she cannot eat the dog but wants the gravy.
Hale Holden delivers a Y M C A address in New York arguing contentment is not about money. He states that praising poverty is unhelpful and that true satisfaction comes from being content with what one lacks.
In a garage scene a lady asks if batteries are charged there and the proprietor confirms. A judge asks to put a new battery in a car and charge it to his husband.
Detroit and Rockford women report improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Kraft of Detroit credits relief from bearing down and weakness after six bottles. Mrs Green of Rockford cites renewed strength after nervous breakdowns and reports recommending the product.
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