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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

8

Fainting and Dizzy Spells Promised Relief

Syracuse reader reports relief from Change of Life symptoms after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letter notes improved appetite and reduced fainting spells following twelve bottles. Mentions no narcotics and roots from the medicine. Also a global fact about volcanoes included.

Syracuse Mre R. B. Dasing Lafayette Ave N.Y Lydia BE Pinkham Owen Ito

Bayer Aspirin Introduced in 1900 Advertises Bayer Cross

An old promotion explains that Bayer produced aspirin since 1900. It urges buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and shows the Bayer Cross on tablets and packaging for protection against imitators. It lists uses from colds to neuralgia and notes small tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents.

Bayer

Decorative Frocks for Bridesmaids in 1920s Style

A discussion of bridesmaids gowns highlighting period and modern influences, with fabrics like taffeta georgette and net. Details describe a 1920s inspired frock with a hoop skirt silhouette, frilled sleeves, net underskirt, tunic overnet, and embroidered net bands, finished with satin ribbon loops and chiffon roses.

Georgette

Formal Afternoon Frocks Breen Holds Its Own In Georgette

A fashion page showcases Breen’s formal afternoon frocks using georgette and satin striped crepe. Describes pale tan and ivory frock with beaded embellishments, edgings, and a front georgette panel, plus a satin trimmed belt and tassels.Notes how these gowns suit stout figures and important occasions.

Breen Georgette Sat

Quays of the Seine Charm a Paris Yet

L A Des Garats notes in La Brathe how Paris quays along the left bank evoke memory and art. He recalls sites from the Palais Bourbon to Notre Dame and the Louvre, the Institute, and the Bridge of Tears, with links to Voltaire and Lamartine as American soldiers recall this enduring riverfront.

Sages Anatole France Seine L. A. Des Garats la Brathe Mimi Pinson Louvre Notre Dame Palais Bourbon Legion of Honor Hotel Salm Prince of Salm-Kriburg Lafayette Guard Cercle Constitutionnel Napoleon Quai Voltaira Mme. Geelle Sorel Voltaire Cellmene Louis XIV Inpres the Theatins Italy Mazarin Rue de Beaune Institute Paris Louvra Saint-Chapelle St. Germain l Auxerrois Conciergerie Palais de Justice Poot-Neuf Trafic Henry II Quelus Auxerrois Quai Court Lamartine Victor Hugo Sainte Beauve Alfred de Musset Jardin Des Plantes Maurice Barres Leon Bourgeois Raoul Ponchon

Floating field of Sargasso sea with yellow algae and life

In approaching the Sargasso sea the vast yellow vegetation forms a moving continent like a prairie. On deck one feels ship and field are the same, with lines and patches of drifting weed. Crabs, shrimps, worms, polyps, and colorful water flora populate the scene as sun heat drives fish to cooler depths.

Sargasso Sea

Bobby's Grace Question at Dinner Time

A humorous family anecdote about table prayers. Bobby, six, asks if mom can say grace today even with the father present, highlighting the children’s habit of reverent silence during meals and the mother’s occasional shortening of prayers.

Bobby Father Grace

Paradoxical Fact About Sugar Prices And Preserves

A dialogue wonders if sugar will rise in price and become scarce this summer. It then asks what women will do for preserving, followed by the reply that preserves may be in a pickle.

War Disrupts International Market Says Expert

The source notes that global markets have been heavily affected by the war, with many countries struggling to obtain goods and facing significant barriers to supply chains. Analysts warn that disruption is likely to continue as tensions persist.

Health remedies fill readers on kidney and ear cures

An unsolicited appeal to women touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney bladder and liver trouble claiming many women improved health with sample bottles by mail. Also Hall s Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy for catarrhal deafness with a money back offer and free circulars.

Avery Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. C Adr Hall AM Druggists KB. J, Chaney & Co Toledy, Ohio

Germ fear exceeds dog fear in ads and advice

A fragmentary page includes marketing lines urging readers to shake Foot Hane antiseptic powder into shoes and sprinkle it in footgear. It promotes base to keep feet dry, advertise Allen’s Foot Ease, and touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain remover. The tone mocks laziness and consumer shortcuts.

Plottaburg Allen Adar

Real Relief From Catarrh Ads Promoting S S B S 3

A compressed advertisement claims catarrh is caused by millions of germs and promises relief through a blood cleansing treatment sold by druggists. It urges buying a bottle of S S B S 3 and offers free medical advice from a lab in Atlanta, noting the need to remove germs from the blood for genuine improvement.

Atlanta, Ga

Method in that Madness and a Smoking Boy

In the Rehoboth Sunday Herald a scene unfolds with Mrs Brown scolding over a seventeen year old Gerald who smokes a pipe. Mr Brown tries to reason that the boy has little pocket money yet aims to take a joke at the expense. Gerald is found puffing in a garden corner and Mr Brown notes a possible money saver in the habit.

Henry Gerald Bella Dad Rehoboth Sunday Herald

Mixed up tale of Robespierre and authors in Irving anecdote

The tale recounts H B Irving narrating a Philadelphia story about Surdou's Roles Pierre. Two old Indies in the Lyceum stalls ask who Robespierre was, with Marie Corelli and Charlotte Brontë named in confusion. A duchess laughs, remarking on Shakespeare.

H. B. Irving Philadelphia Surdou Rolespierre Lyceum Robespierre Bagip Mar Corelli Marie Corelli Chamlotta Bronte Mr. Irving Tonca Shakespeare

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