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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
8
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello promotes Syrup Pepsin as a safe pleasant laxative that regulates bowels for constipated infants and children. A single dose can provide weeks of normal movement, often with months between doses, and is sold in a large 60 cent bottle at Dr Caldwell’s stores.
Mr. K.M. Collins of Woodhaven New York reports relief from sick headaches sour stomach and fatigue after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. He says the medicine improves health energy and daily work and he shares a advertiser testimonial praising its effects on the liver and bowels.
A Brisk period piece describes plain winter coats for daytime wear and midwinter hats. It notes upturned brims, satin and velvet hats with brocade and rhinestone details, fur trim, and the persistence of the tile street hat trend amid restrained, elegant styles. Julia Bottomly.
A guide praises collapsible disappearing tables for small kitchens. The chairlike table folds back to wall storage, ideal under a cabinet or shelf, supporting two people for breakfast or quick meals. It notes hinged mounting, a wooden support, and simple deployment for handling daily dining tasks.
A lively recipe column offers candy making guidance including Molasses Candy, Ice Cream Candy, Sultana Caramets, Sea Cream Candy, Peanut Candy, and Coconut Candy with step by step boilling and cooling. It also presents seasonable dishes like Stuffed Quinces, Boot and Corn Pudding, Armenian Goulash with dumplings, Venison Cutlets, and Chestnut Salad with French dressing.
An observant suburban woman misses a train as her watch drifts slow. The piece argues women buy watches for beauty, wind them irregularly, and should prize reliable movement over fashion, winding nightly and keeping precise time. It contrasts men's and women's habits and stresses proper maintenance for accuracy.
A Winnipeg Tribune quip celebrates a young woman's graduation with firm resolve. The speaker exhorts immediate action as she declares plans to plunge into the alley season, underscoring local tone and humor.
The term houswife appears in 13th century literature as husewif and derives from Old English hus and wit meaning house and woman. It describes a married woman who manages household affairs and carries no derogatory meaning in proper usage.
A fragment from West Virginia Moonshine notes neighbors complained about trombone playing in a house, prompting the musician to seek a quieter piece. The line questions salvation and hints at disruptive music causing moral uproar.
Diamond Dyes offer simple tinting and dyeing with a 16 cent packet. Instructions enable women to tint delicate shades or dye permanent colors on fabrics like gingery silk rib b ons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and coverings. Ask your druggist which dye suits wool silk linen cotton or blends.
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