Fashion notes and cafe women in 1840s Newfound fashion piece
A fragmented newspaper item discusses fashion trends, dress fabrics, and styles of the era. It mentions celery sandwiches and social observations while noting a fashion column’s coverage of garments, embroideries, andMaterial details. Included are stray references to a government officer and a fashion show, with discussions of attire and textiles.
Retail Bargains Offer Deep Reductions in Dry Goods
A historic ad promotes Drew, Robinson & Co offering sound value and enormous reductions across lines. Featuring blankets, longcloth, silk hose, calico, serviettes, corsets, and a new range of British and imported shoes with special weekly prices, the copy emphasizes quality, service, and satisfaction alongside aggressive discounts.
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Horookes
Vhammayne
Bond
Howe
Enelieh
Hames
Ermiirci
Lily of Froove
Engtoh
North British Rubber Co
Qouri
A Patient's View on Diabetes and Insulin Treatment
A Times correspondent describes personal battle with diabetes and the insulin program. He recalls prior failed pancreatic preparations, explains supply controls, and notes dramatic changes after insulin injections. He chronicles life before and after treatment, including diet adjustments and daily routine, with mixed outcomes and variable responses among patients.
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Guilfonts
Ue Medien
Tkat
Toa
Ely
Fretensis
Golf
Hunebenn
Inenka
Insula
Medical debate on public access to cosmetic injections safety
A garbled article fragment discusses professional standards, regime fear, and the cost of treatment and injection procedures. It mentions Royal Medical bodies and the need for safer practice, with focus on eligibility, fees, and the impact on patients and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medien Resewrch Council
London
Imearlia Am
Nitta
eLree
Grimlaser
Teosis A Wumanitee Meeting At Mt Harker Tenis Club
A ladies tennis club meeting at Mt Harker Tennis Club presided by J Vonaiboom confirms last year’s officers and details the new year plans. Sub committees arrange afternoon teas, tournament fixtures set for March 5, prizes include 10/6 and a donor prize, with singles and doubles events for ladies and mixed teams, and matches to be completed by March 16.
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Mt ‘Harker Tenis
Serretary
Tura ‘Uyeweeing Hoi
J. Vonaiboom
Tolowimr
Clarke
A. Hekling
Young
Hawon
FL Hawtin
L. Booth
Vines
Grertine
Judy Méenebere
Uml
Hicklins
Me Clarke
Eli
Owas
Indice Unity
Perme Aegl Devon
Dtr
Diee Wall
Maureb
Mondicka
Mrs. Maunvell
Deua
Mra. Hawtin
Mina
Mise
Hickling
A. Hambley
Mina le
Mire. A. Bout
Ental
Mra. A. Clarkin
Mrs. Penniston
Tents Thondicoy
J. Odmeadew
P Young
Vanziniecom
NS. Fellows
T. Pekle Amd C. Aresnsiyle
A.cake
D. Hickling
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