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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
6
The narrative follows a keeper and deer characters as they converse about names origins, homeland ties, and life in the zoo. A Black Faced Bracket deer speaks of Molueen and Molucca origins while visitors observe curious creatures and question what makes them unique.
A fashion notice describes a heavy white crepe meteor skirt with a very wide hem and side fasteners. Brown wool embroidered baskets decorate the skirt sides, suggesting a practical yet decorative design for cooler weather.
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The article describes fashionable sweater coats suited for warm weather and their coordinating vests or blouses. It highlights varied fabrics from crisp organdie to fiber silk, notes a novel model with a pearl button and contrasting collar, and contrasts a ribbed wool knit version with belt and straps for a different silhouette.
Beginners find wool filet sweaters easy to make. patterns by Tot Infricito feature filled in designs using supple crochet stitches. Sleeveless versions offer a quick project for the needle worker, with the filet technique producing airy, decorative garments.
Revival of jet interest continues with heavy jet pendants worn as neck plaques made of cut jet sequins, suspended from black enamel and gold chains.
Readers are told about Freezone for corn and callus relief with drops applied to affected skin. The ad claims instant pain relief and easy removal of corns or calluses.
Capt Neghinth Lumphreys notes wooden ships sunk long ago become coated with a fine growth that preserves contents. An observer from New York reports bicycles recovered after four months in Oregon water still look bright, while wines from a fifty year old wreck fetched 75 dollars a bottle. Gold, other metals, glass and gems resist decay. submarine salvage opens new wealth avenues.
Ad claims Vader Balm provides quick relief for summer colds nervous headaches and superficial illumination. Promotes free samples and agent terms and offers 225 tube price with 0 cents for samples. Cites E W Vacher Inc New Orleans La as sponsor.
In a village school the chairman asks, Can any child tell me something about Belgian. The class answers, Belgian is one of the most thickly depopulated countries of Europe, reflecting a brisk exchange during the lesson.
Newark resident Miss Et Kuury describes suffering three years from a nervous breakdown and daily headaches. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advised by a friend, she improved rapidly and returned to work, praising the remedy for addressing the root cause of her nervousness.
A muddled collection of quoted phrases and dialogues appears. Jonson and Fosson discuss a wife's trouble while a private shaves outside the barracks provoking a sergeant remark. The text references newspapers and a claim about metered telephone rates interrupting work.
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