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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
3
The text presents a fragmented complaint about pleas to stay home and rest, contrasting a hoped for fresh view with excuses to avoid going. It mentions Game Juu oUuings Uiet and a pattern of resisting plans, suggesting a mismatch between requests and action without concrete facts.
A vintage guide offers refreshing summer drinks and dairy based treats. Recipes cover Old Fashioned Ginger Water Fruit Punch Orange Pekoe Punch Strawberry Pineapple Nectar and cakes cookies and pies using sour cream milk and graham flour with practical measurements and serving tips.
Fashion writer notes silk and bead trimmed crepe de chine dresses showcasing Russian motifs in beads metal and silk. Paris models reflect exaggerated influence with rich color harmonies and contrasting backgrounds. Elaborate embroideries blend broderie anglaise with solid Russian motifs, often interwoven with steel beads.
The article notes fringe thrives in jewelry and embroidery colours like amber and jet, with persistent fringes. Designers persist with fringe past its peak, shifting from bold long strands to subtler applications, signaling a refined revival rather than a finale.
Paris fashion this season centers on ankle-length skirts and distinctive sleeve designs. For outdoor wear straight silhouettes dominate while dinner dances favor full basque gowns, with sport and semi sport outfits gaining interest. Knickknacks appear with light jackets or sweaters and simple rough-surfaced one piece frocks remain popular.
A description highlights stall roses used to trim a pink opera satin dress. The gown features a scalloped edge bordered by three rows of small silk roses and a long waistline with a semi fitted hem and short sleeves ornamented with roses.
Lace outlook for the season is promising with Paris sponsoring lace used in hats neckwear and accessories. Demand from dressmakers and milliners increases as manufacturers and retailers show new patterns and colors including mimosa cetaiower tile blue and others. Handmade filet lace remains popular with new Mar-Bet work on filet mesh and stitched colored details. Black lace currently stronger than white across products from blouses to hats.
Textile notes predict rising fall demand as prom dresses and accessories trend toward bold prints and sturdy twills. Coeds favor duster styles and novelty cloths, with quadrilles and shadow plaids emerging as popular patterns.
In contrast with fowerinden hats, chavpans rely on a single dramatic ornament for style. A late French fusion hat mirrors a Torlich turban in gray crepe with deep folds and a tall oval ornament. Another hat features a wide brim in black satin with pleats and a jade feather imitation, descending from the crown across the brim.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines practical fattening rations for broilers, springs, roosters, and hens. Varieties of feeds including protein concentrates improve gains in young birds while corn meal with buttermilk serves well for hens. Feeding durations vary by poultry type with emphasis on market adaptability and reduced dressing shrinkage.
The bulletin notes cereals lack minerals and vitamins for broilers and underscoring the value of milk in feeds. It highlights peanut and soybean meals as strong protein sources and lists alternatives like buttermilk, meat scraps, cottonseed and sesame meal. Milk supplies calcium and chlorine, aiding growth. current milk availability limits powder or condensed forms.
A fragmented historical tip discusses hatchery care and winter chick welfare. It mentions promoting growth with cat fresh honey, damp land, rain as land for fowls, and wheat bran aiding feathering. It advises keeping money on hand to support chicks and warns against supply issues like mace for pewinns.
An elderly woman was knocked down after a dog charged her, then a light auto ran over her. A bystander helped and quipped that the dog’s tail had the tin can tied to it, not the dog’s bite. The piece ends with a pun about women’s emancipation and a judge’s quip.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder to reduce friction in shoes for quicker relief of corns callouses bunions and aching feet. It promises pain relief by shaking the powder into footwear for comfortable wear and longer shoe life.
A budding wit shows off growing charm as a little girl forgets manners when given candy. She hugs her mother and proclaims to the world that she believes her mother is “some kid.”
A quirky exchange features a furnace like character addressing Tit ol¢ smile and the sweet reply revealing she studied at a school of dramatic art. The Florida Times Union notes the playful, theatrical mood.
Geoge Moore and a circle of writers discuss recent books. Moore tries to recall the author of a new work, mispronounces a name, and jokes about a difficult title. The exchange reveals playful literary in-jokes among the Enclixh novelists.
Children hurry home in hot weather to keep up with each other while visiting a relative. The piece notes Castoria as a familiar infant remedy and mentions its long use and signature, reflecting a dated promotional tone from the Indianapolis News.
The New York Sun quotes a provocative line about marriage law asking if a contract can bind a person for life. The witty remark frames marriage as a binding, lifelong pledge with sharp social commentary.
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