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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
7
A historical ad recounts Dr Caldwell and his laxative Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe remedy for constipation biliousness indigestion and mood. claims it treats many indispositions with simple herbs and pepsin. It promotes a generous bottle via drug stores or a trial bottle by mail from Monticello Illinois.
William A Radford presents a design using shingles for exterior walls with color options and a silver gray finish. The 24 by 28 foot two story plan features a large living room, dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook, and three upstairs bedrooms with a bath. An overhanging second floor creates a recessed porch and perceived larger space.
An older man explains oak flooring is a smart choice for homes due to durability beauty and easy upkeep. The article urges selecting proven brands and following proper laying and care rules to ensure a lasting, refined interior with minimal worry.
A March People's Home Journal article by E Hetex Dunbar offers porch makeover tips. Emphasizing privacy via awnings or screens, comfortable seating, and lively color through intimate touches to give the porch personality and appeal.
Dame Fashion notes summer ensembles featuring basket weave shoes and coordinated bags. It praises comfortable suits with jackets over sleeveless gowns, warns against odd hats, and highlights mauve tones and blue fox accessories as chic, with polka dots returning as cheerful style elements.
The article notes bean bags once were simple round or square items but now come in many shapes, including Chinamen and cats, cut from flour bags sold cheaply by bakers. It describes the playful variety and the way bags are made from inexpensive materials.
Instructions detail making fabric target bags with inked patterns, using Juvelle water or kerosene oil to set ink, washable in luke warm water. Bags filled with navy beans, braided Chinaman style queue sewn in embroidery thread, and rings at top corners for support.
Fashion notes signal a sunburn trend and spring emphasis on capes. Vanilla and egg tint lingerie appears with polka dots poised to dominate. Summer garments show low backs for shaping. heirloom style jewelry from American and Russian designs leads. Stockings darken, tan shades rise, skirts split day and night, hair stays flatly dressed, wide Marcel waves recede, and colorful umbrellas in red blue navy and green finish the look.
Furs enter a dye pot to brighten spring wardrobes with fox scarfs dyed in belges blues ashes of roses and platinum tones Natural red fox and natural cross fox remain popular Lapin styles including short jackets adopt new colors Parchment and nutria shades appear with Johnny or cravat collars Lined foxes in stole effects draw interest and may drive demand Two and three skin sables show rising interest.
The article notes nasturtiums used as trim on new felt hats. Hats feature uptrimmed fabric folds and tucks, creating becomeing frames for faces. Flowers are not wreaths but grouped to one side over the ear, a vogue seized by milliners.
In a snowy tale a woodpecker earns the word gallant from a kindly lady who helps birds endure winter. The bird brushes off snow from suet and crumbs for others, praised as polite and gentlemanly. The scene closes with birds drumming and praising the new term.
The verse describes cousins with contrasting traits such as Can and Wil associated with energy and pluck, while Can't and Won't are out of work. It hints at character contrasts and family dynamics through wordplay and names.
Johnny explains his father never counts around home while Leta Him Qut questions why the parent won’t help with problems during night work. The dialogue reveals family tension and dependence dynamics in a terse conversation.
A Buchan Czechoslovakian preacher claimed short dresses worn by maidens caused Europe’s cold spell. He described a spirit’s weather explanation announced from the pulpit, and the congregation accepted the interpretation. Also included are two neighbor anecdotes about chickens and cement.
Learnings on the typewriter touch system as Mrs Benham cautions about the dollar leg and keeps fingers steady during practice with the keyboard interface.
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