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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
7
A court scene features a defendant defending a taunt by claiming he called the man a Har since he is one. The judge presses for relevance while the accused insists the remark is protective and unrelated to the case. An offbeat line about optimism and gold bricks closes the fragment.
A study notes Paul as he journeys to Jerusalem carrying collected funds from various churches. He outlines his life as a tentmaker and preacher, his tears for the hard hearts of Ephesus, and his method of house to house visitation. He warns the elders to feed the church and live righteously, despite forthcoming trials.
The first fall suits debut with longer skirts and coats, inspired by Russian blouse style. Serge remains favored for full suits, with tailored lines, long plain sleeves, and button details. petticoats feature lace, embroidery, and beading, with scalloped edges and narrow hems.
Crepe and chiffon blouses for autumn openings are tailored with crosswise tucks. The technique adds fullness across the bust and creates a novel silhouette. Long sleeve option offered. Smart riding wear features black and white checked fabrics for a chic look.
The article details midsummer wardrobe options including satin and muslin slips worn under sheer dresses. It notes washable undergarments, cool yet modest layers, and fresh laundry looks. It also mentions fashionable petticoats cut in wide gores with flounces and contrasting coats and white outfits with red vests for contrast.
A fragmentary passage discusses massage technique described as gentle and firm with upward fingertip motion, excluding the eye area. It references middle life practice and a Tamper-teew with hot dye, noting large pointed palm leaf designs in a futurist style.
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, tasty remedy for bilious symptoms and liver complaints. It promises quick relief and urges readers to give it to children, claiming it cleanses bowels without side effects.
A serious shift to paraffin coated paper cups replaces glass soda service in fountains nationwide. Cups are white and glue free with exterior paraffin coating for hot or cold drinks and metal cupholders enable rapid dispensing and secure removal.
A farmer taunts a city visitor who falsely claims rural knowhow. The exchange turns humorous as the farmer asks if he has heard the haycock crow and the city man admits his lack of rural experience while claiming to be tying a knot in wood.
OCR read remains unclear but hints at a discussion of roast chorus, poultry references, and mention of resolutions manufactured the morning after. No clear persons, teams, or events identified.
Readable fragments describe a bold new dish described as a choice item. The note hints at a form of cooking not previously seen and praises its inviting appearance and savory potential. Specific ingredients or events are not clearly stated.
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