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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
7
The Washington Star notes peplum blouses struggle for favor over two seasons but new models show a shortwaisted empire look. A georgette version with back buttons and a wide sash girdle ties at the back, while soft fabrics and delicate neck tucks finish the style.
The article argues true beauty stems from inward health not external care. It links dingy skin to bodily poisons and tissue waste, urging a natural diet of fruits grains and nuts while warning against cheese oysters sausage and rich pastries as causing hollow cheeks and leathery skin.
The article notes increased leather use as trimming in military style clothing this season. It cites motor coats already showing leather collars cuffs and belts and suggests suits and greases may follow trends in leather trim.
The text outlines afternoon dress trends for summer featuring jumper dresses with bib fronts in taffeta or sateen, loose pagoda sleeves, and fabrics like foulard silk, georgette crepe, voile, and washable satin. Jumper frocks use brides and lingerie fabrics with coin spotted patterns, while gaunt accessories emphasize cool, lightweight ensembles.
The parasol again trends after neglect, now fancifully redesigned. Makers devote care and ingenuity to craft bright, effective styles perfect for sunny days and stylish outings.
A humorous piece about summer boarders who stay on farms, remarking on cows and horses to amuse farmers. The farmer keeps notes of jokes, plans to sell them later, and the comic country life ends with a punchline about a shoe census as a counter of feet.
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a painless method to lift any corn or callus. A small bottle costs little and, once applied, the drug dries instantly without irritating surrounding skin.
Reports note numerous improvements in life preserving gear and pre deployment systems after a torpedoed vessel, with several sailors credited for saving lives through quicker lifeboat and life buoy use.
A lighthearted exchange shows a mix up between a crepe de chine dress and a walking skirt. Hunger leads to a humorous claim about finding a pantry key in apparel, reported in the Globe.
A reader argues that customization is no defense for repeating mistakes. The letter contends that relying on past fixes encourages persistence of the same faults rather than improvements.
The phrase appears as a fragment urging focus on duties and commitment, though lacking clear context or full sentences to identify a specific event or subject. The readable text hints at a motivational or instructional tone without naming persons, places, or organizations.
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