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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
14
Fragmentary text discusses stage life and performance groups with musings on access to the index and a traveler’s tale. It references a fellow boasting about his experiences and contrasts troupe with troop in a humorous, reflective tone.
The article praises the Swift and Company packing plants, refrigerator cars, car routes, branch houses, organization, and personnel as practical solutions born from half a century of experience addressing food problems.
The Red Cross appeals to destitute mothers and volunteers to sew layettes and garments. They seek patterns and guidance from adapters, request leather scraps for aviator jackets, and ask for cleaned gloves and old leather donations to prepare warm apparel for those in need.
A fragment describes Trooks wearing skirts with a beltless waist and blouse worn outside, noting belt position and back detail. It mentions blue crepe and old finery as part of an ensemble, with references to accessories and fabric textures.
Fashion notes celebrate the return to tailored salts and fur capes for winter wear. Beavers and beaver-trimmed hats rise in popularity, with detailed garment features including wrap belts, pockets, and trimmed cuffs. Aeline illustration accompanies the description, and sewing tips for aprons and durable fabrics conclude the piece.
The passage notes square jet buttons used from the collar to the waistline of new frocks. A lithe flaring collar is supported by wires to prevent the heavy buttons from pulling it down, with emphasis on the garment construction.
In India a student asks who found the bin, while an ad promotes Cuticura for eczema and rashes offering free samples from Boston. The cure products are Soap Ointment and prices are listed. a stray note mentions superstition and a marriage viewed as a business arrangement.
A dubious 19th century ad touts Batononic as a cure for excess stomach acid and general vitality. It claims rapid restoration of health, strength, and energy and offers a money back guarantee after sending name, address, and payment details to a Chicago address.
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