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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
3
The French lead in haute millinery as drooping hats reach the shoulders and velvet crowns trend. Designers trim with contrasting ribbons or velvet rolls while the base uses bold circles and fagot stitches. Pink crepe de chine set with blue accents completes the look.
The article describes fagot stitching as a trim for lingerie and garments, attaching hems and sleeves, and embedding lace or motifs. It proposes drawing penny sized circles, cutting out centers, turning edges, placing cutouts inside circles, and joining with fagot stitches to create various decorative shapes.
A fashion note praises taffeta for dance frocks, ideal for young slender figures, with a paneled chiffon skirt overlay and flower trimming. It cites summer evening dresses in high and pastel shades like vivid green rose and blue. Also described is a long oval table runner in black or gold satin with an appliqued diamond fabric centerpiece.
A chic 1992 lace glove reaches elbow length with options including ostrich fringe silk ribbon quilted trim metalite tulle and a small floral arrangement. The style emphasizes ornate detailing and a flirtatious finish for formal wear.
A Paris fashion writer notes skirts lengthen again as flappers clash with skein of trends. Long hems dominate, with some designs trailing the floor while others hover six inches above, and Parks dresses influence the look. Conservative shapes remain, while bold trimming and lacquered panels define summer frocks.
With nine of ten houses wired for electricity, small floor lamps gain popularity for specific lighting needs. They provide elevated light for reading or in corners, fit beside armchairs, and add decorative effect. A tall slender lamp on the floor suits spaces where ceiling lighting is impractical.
An old text fragment describes cleaning canvas shoes using white soap and warm water, drying with clean white flannel. It mentions applying a paste and polishing until dry, reflecting period washing habits and domestic care techniques.
In a dialogue between Mr and Mrs Kingbird they defend staying lively and social, critique pretentious talkers, praise eggs and caring upbringing, and explain their season timing and travel from late spring to mid summer. The exchange highlights shared tastes with farmers, dislike of noise, and the value of a bright, busy presence.
Fragmentary narrative mentions Bobby safe after warnings from his father. Puzzles with Rebha and pals, damaged dialogue about car care and a pounding morning. Sister Mara and Wendy appear, dad warns about finger smashing while driving as Marty and Landon are referenced in incomplete phrases.
Chicago Safety Council and steam transportation committee of the American Railway Association push a crossing safety campaign through schools. Posters depict a collision and urge children to inform parents, while railroad workers vow to minimize casualties. Officials say Chicago must match national efforts to reduce railway crossing accidents this summer.
A temporary repair method describes shutting off the gasoline, wrapping tape around the breach by about two inches on each side, then winding fine copper wire over the tape in a thick even layer. A second layer of tape is added, followed by a few turns of wire to prevent wrapping.
A fragmented note discusses mesh screening needs in a lwhricarines system. It highlights the accumulation of fine meal particles and sediment that can clog the flow if not cleaned regularly. Frequent cleaning is advised to prevent obstruction and maintain operation.
This passage advises novice drivers that braking during a skid worsens loss of control. It recommends coasting and steering into the skid, then applying the foot brake gently only if a stop is essential to avoid a collision. Emphasizes careful driving and avoiding wet pavement, especially at corners.
A Popular Mechanics excerpt describes methods to replace or remove a broken front leaf without clamping. It details star-shaped leaf assembly around the center bolt, threading the nut on, and using two jacks on either side to lift the car frame above the axle with wheels blocked for space. The article notes applicability to rear springs and cites A. Luers of Washington, D. C.
A faulty connection between the sheath and water jacket may cause water leakage into the cylinder area. Corrosion or a damaged cylinder wall could be the source. Officials note the issue might indicate engine trouble and require inspection.
A brief guide explains selecting cotter pins by threading and sizing. It notes that when the pin is aligned and the linkage is secured, the correct size becomes easier to identify and set.
The article instructs youths on culling fowl to maximize money, favoring good layers over poor, and recommends August to September as the prime time for selecting culls. It notes larger breeds may decline after two years while smaller breeds tolerate older culling. Readers are advised to consult Bulletin 1112 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for tests to identify poor layers.
A field note describes portable poultry houses on a large farm used to move growing birds to fresh sod. The mobile coops on wheels allowed relocation by horse or hand, reducing disease risk while nourishing the land.
Poultry notes advise guarding against ice and dampness, selling surplus cockerels before pulling sets, and keeping coops high with crass covers to avoid floods. Health, ventilation, and proper feeding are essential for free-ranging fowls, though the text shows many spelling errors.
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