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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
7
Mrs Phillpotts hurries to the temperance meeting wearing a blue rosette. Addie dubs the badge and the party greets her with smiles as the ribbon proclaims First Prize Bantam at Bournemouth Poultry Show.
A mother reports her infant's scalp breakout with watery pimples causing itching and hair loss. She tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment after seeing ads, noting rapid improvement and restored hair. The ad claims worldwide sale and offers a free sample with a 32 page Skin Book.
An old lady fears the tunnel as a train rushes in and the ticket collector reassures. The piece contrasts words with deeds and offers a moral nudge about kindness and turning others down to help oneself.
Miss Evelyn Adelia Stewart of Euphemia Ohio describes severe monthly pains from adolescence, relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from age 47, and a long period of good health with no doctor visits. She praises the product for post change of life health and maternity nursing. She notes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and offers to write for guidance.
The Parisiennes embrace bergere shapes in various fabrics from pale pink felt to black velvet with sapphire and red roses. Sailor styles in white blue or pink, lampshade domes, and delicate trims of lace velvet and tulle shape the season with high hair and minimal adornment.
The article advises selecting pale colors while stating the tray should be lined with white silk and the pincushion made from white velvet.
A simple two box pincushion and trinket tray project using two small cardboard boxes fastened side by side. A wire handle with ribbon decorates the top, silk covering on exterior and interior, cotton wool fill, velvet cushion, and three small ribbon bows for a finished, saleable item.
The article outlines high hairdressing creating fashionable combs and pins, stiff upstanding linen collars, and broad plaid or check fabrics for coats and vests. It notes new lingerie gowns with foundation skirts, printed voile blouses, and simple latest blouses with tucks trims and hematitching.
Fashion notes emphasize sleeves as a key feature again. Evening gowns often lack sleeves while daytime sleeves remain regulation length and full, with bishop styles and kimono-inspired bodices influencing design.
The article describes a standing stiff chiffon collar that fits closely around the neck. It is paired with a yokeless blouse featuring a deep V shaped front opening, placing the collar above the V neck.
The narration mentions Red Cross Ball Blue as superior to liquid blue and pleasing to the laundress with grocers advertising it. Doppel recalls that upon leaving his hometown many people urged him to return, with some even offering to come with him.
The assistant manager doubts a job seeker’s intelligence while noting her good looks. A discussion follows on whether appearance should influence hiring. The manager proposes placing her in the book department, seeking a compromise between image and capability.
A comic exchange notes a man attempting to flirt with two girls at once as they drift in opposite directions, creating a humorous scene on the boardwalk. The remark captures the crowd’s amusement at the dizzying stunt.
Money for Christmas flows from Wear-Proof Mills ad at 3200 Chestnut St Philadelphia. Big Xmas business invites friends and neighbors to try guaranteed wear proof hosiery. Advertisement asserts value with playful lines and a Red Cross Ball Blue endorsement.
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