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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
3
A column urges teenage girls to avoid adult trends and veil wear, advising simpler outfits like pongee and gingham, and warning against heels, veils, and bold makeup. It promotes modest styles for girls 15 to 18 while noting street wear in cities.
Ad touts RAT SNAP as a sure rodent killer with no carcass odor left behind. It markets a 1 cake size for homes and outbuildings, a 2 cake size for chicken coops, and a 5 cake size for larger facilities, sold by F. E. Hollen.
Brief notes from various papers discuss economic concerns and political lines. References include the Norfolk Virginian Pilot on the H. C. L. problem and price outlook, the Nashville Banner on fall timing, and the Baltimore Sun quip about Poles and freedom of sneeze amid presidential backing trends.
An ad notes RAT SNAP kills rats and mice and prevents carcass odor. It markets cake forms in 25c 50c and $1 sizes for various premises. Sold and guaranteed by F. El Holsten at 66 04.
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