Miss 1926 Flapper Predicted To Redefine Moda
Chicago columnist Roy J. Gibbons cites Ernie Young forecasting the 1926 flapper who will be ghastly white, five feet four, 115 to 120 pounds, with henna or blond hair. She mocks corsets, carries a long cigarette holder, wears minuscule undies, and sports vertical-striped silk. The prophecy envisions bold fashion, freedom, and less clothing.
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Roy J. Gibbons
Chicago
Ernie Young
Ernie
Flo Zingfield
Middle West
New Trains Are Started in Savannah Rail Service
President L A Downs of the Central of Georgia Railway discusses recent passenger service gains including new trains extended car service and improved equipment. He notes 1924 safety record with 41 fatalities among 935 million passengers and explains reduced patronage due to rising automobile use and better highways.
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Savannah
L. A. Downs
Central of Georgia Railway
Downs
Central of Georgia
Florida
Central
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Constipation Relief
A Monticello physician with 47 years of practice denounces frequent purges for constipation in infants and children. He promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative that can normalize bowels for weeks or months, is harmless, and palatable to sick children. A 60 cent bottle is recommended to prove its efficacy.
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Caldwell
Monticello
Car width lights aim to cut night crashes
In London England small lights on the front fenders of cars mark the extreme width of the vehicles. The precaution is believed to have prevented a great many nighttime accidents.
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London
England
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthening Claim
The ad asserts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC brings back color to cheeks and provides a strengthening invigorating effect, promising quick improvement for fatigue and health. It targets general consumers seeking renewed energy and vitality.
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GROVE
Sixteen, Eight in Each Direction Between Southeast and West
Fragmentary OCR reads a phrase mentioning sixteen and eight in each direction between the Southeast and the West, offering no clear event, date, or named entities to anchor a full news item. The text appears as a partial mapping or lane description with no identifiable people or organizations.
Religion in commerce: Koontz finds faith in salesmanship
Rev. Harry H. Koontz has left the pulpit to work in business and says practical Christianity thrives through selling. He asserts he gains more religion from world of salesmanship than in twenty years of theology study.
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Des Moines
Harry H. Koontz
Koontz
A Change of Hair Paris
A fragment notes how the close shingle era allows milady to adopt blonde or brunette looks at will, signaling fashion flexibility and social change in hair styling.
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Paris
Milady
Sloan's liniment offers quick relief for rheumatism
Relieved pall and swelling overnight as thousands report Sloan's liniment eases rheumatic pain quickly. A Washington woman says hands often swell, yet Sloan's provides fast relief with no rubbing required. Pleasant to use and inexpensive at 35 cents from all druggists.
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Washington, D. C
Sloan’s
Sloan
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