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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
8
An old advertisement outlines uric acid as the cause of many ailments and promotes Doctor Pierce's Anuric as a potent remedy. It claims Anuric is 37 times stronger than lithia and offers a 10 cent trial by mail. The piece also extols Doctor Pierce's reputation and features his golden medical crest and Pills for liver and bowel ailments.
A blue georgette crape hat with almost no brim is modeled high and is banded with a satin ribbon. Pink Moss roses cover the tall crown, and a tan crape version with yellow roses offers bright color to match pew tan outfits. Simplicity and silhouette define the mode’s distinction.
A fashion note describes variations of the gored skirt with four-piece designs where front and check panels are taped to sides to create panel or box plaits. It notes finishing at raised or natural waistlines, with broadcloth trimmed in braid, suitable for all season materials and trimmings.
New spring lingerie blouses in sheer voiles or soft batistes appear in snowy white. Many feature tucks or stitched details and frilly ruffles, with long sleeves and low collars. Some collars can be worn high or low for different looks.
Ora A. Barker sues Frances E. Barker in Washington Superior Court for a decree of absolute divorce on grounds of fraud in marriage and abandonment. Frances Barker is summoned to appear within sixty days after March 10, 1916, with four publication dates from March 10 to April 21, 1916.
Prince Robin attends Blitherwood Ball amid a high stakes finance scheme led by William W. Blithers. Maud Blithers flees the event to New York while her father pressures a debt deal with indemnities and a first lien on Graustark properties. The prince departs early, leaving the host both exultant and puzzled by the affair.
Watch for a child's cough with cold symptoms and nasal discharge. The ad promises Dr King s New Discovery as a pleasant tar syrup that gently clears waste poisons and helps quickly, without bribing or fussing, via request to the druggist.
A medical advertising notice invites men with long standing health issues to seek cure without surgery. It promises blood tests, office visits, and intravenous treatments, claiming success for ruptures piles and other conditions. Hours are posted and Sundays are limited. It touts diplomas and licenses and claims proofs on Grays Harbor.
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