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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
9
A fragmented page offers recipes and cooking guidance such as asparagus salad Southern Spoon Bread chili of beef and crackers with graham and white flours. It also includes desserts like Turkish mint paste and Washington Pie plus generic musings on character and everyday foods.
Fashion observers note knitted wear dominates outer garments as two piece suits gain favor. Women are scrutinized for changing tastes while designers elevate knitted dresses suits blouses and sweaters through color, brocade patterns, and embroidery, promising lasting appeal beyond practicality.
The article surveys a season where casual attire dominates fashion. It highlights two piece knitted outfits with skirts and coats or skirts and over blouses in Russian style, plus silk and wool sweater roots with blousing effects.
A fragmentary passage describes romantic Bedouin imagery and the use of black and white brooches combs rings to accessorize an evening ensemble. The text blends exotic motifs with detailed ornament descriptions.
Reports describe a four foot tall naked red skinned tribe on the Colombia Venezuela border. They know no worry or care, use bows for fishing, and have little contact with the outside world. Details are in World's Work by George P Busch after a party of oil prospectors first met them.
Litten showcases linen blouses in multiple weights and manipulations, including a medium soft weave for new overblouse series called the Dame Bretalla. Designs feature waistcoatlike lines with sleeves, wide box plaits, and a removable band on the front for adjustable styling. Color ranges include orchid blue rose and green, with white versions accented by cellar bindings and piping.
Black and white remains a fashion peak for jewelry with summer sleeveless gowns. The jet bracelet features a sparkling crest of brilliants as a key accessory.
Gray is among new popular curtain tones this season. It is commonly paired with brighter colors to create versatile room schemes.
Costume jewelry dominates this season with semi precious strings and glass beads. Amber, topaz, amethyst, and tortoise shell pieces appear in necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. Evening wear features black ribbon and pearl tassels, with young styles pairing seed chains to serge dresses.
A judge comments on how a drama is not a mere climax surrounded by staffed figures while two people discuss losses from different incidents. One says EF was thrown down by a friend and the other was held up by a stranger, highlighting varied misfortunes.
A brief note quotes a thought on dwarf longevity. It cites "Major" Louis Davis, 37 inches tall, who died at eighty one, and suggests collecting data on whether small people outlive tall individuals. The piece ends with Shakespearean reflection on action and perception.
A garbled notice describes Onyx Pendants and Tate of Meek offering pendants with diamond accents in various shapes and sizes. It mentions charms or effects, noting brightness and potential appeal, though many phrases are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe sleeveless sweaters and related apparel, mentioning various brands and possible dates in a transit or shop setting. The readable items reference garment styles and retail context without concrete events or names.
A teacher remarks that a bee stings only once, prompting student Rey to wonder if once is enough. The exchange highlights a light, humorous classroom interaction about nature and safety.
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