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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
2
A 10 cent Cascarets advertisement promotes cleansing the stomach and bowels while you sleep. It claims Cascarets regulate digestion, remove sour food and foul gases, reduce bile, and halt constipation with no griping, with millions using the product to avoid headaches billiousness and indigestion.
The wife celebrates her husband’s bargains a $16 overcoat and a $4 hat, noting prices may rise next week. She models them, while the husband admires, then she remarks the items suit her better and suggests a future outfit for him as they discuss dinner.
Advertising copy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a easy at home solution to restore natural hair color. It claims gray hair vanishes by morning with single strand application and notes for dandruff itchy scalp and falling hair.
Excluding the District of Columbia Rhode Island is the most densely populated state with 608.6 persons per square mile. Massachusetts New Jersey and Connecticut follow, each exceeding two hundred people per square mile.
An old advertisement touts Resinol ointment as a cure for itching and skin conditions. The ad claims rapid relief within moments of application and cites nineteen years of doctor endoresement for conditions like eczema ringworm and rashes. It notes availability at all druggists.
A clipped dialogue fragment shows a person dismissing menu anxiety and insisting they will choose and receive the first course with hard sauce. The lines reveal casual meal planning and a light conversational tone.
Instructions for knitting a baby bonnet with rabbit yarn or Saxony wool. It teaches sizing face measurements 12 14 or 16 inches, cast on 82 stitches, knit 14 inches then shape crown band to 54 stitches, bind off. Details include decorative options with satin or silk flaps, lace frill, ribbons, embroidery and color combinations for boys or girls.
The article notes a trend in which stockings are worn with V-neck waists, fastened around the neck to expose the V portion. It highlights the shift from traditional closed neck shirts to versatile styles that accommodate both open and closed neck looks.
A guide warns cheap cretonne wears thin quickly and is not economical. Test by rubbing a small piece to check thread strength, and prefer darker backgrounds for durability. Proper planning ensures patterns align across sofa surfaces and arms to minimize waste.
A vivid note on outdoor skating fashion contrasts velvet and silk frocks with a practical skating rig worn by the real outdoors girl, highlighting the shift from dressy to functional gear in city rink scenes.
On first chilly days one should start preventing chapped hands. Use tepid water, avoid icy or hot water, and dry thoroughly. Rub hands with lemon and cold cream or apply mutton tallow at night to protect skin in cool weather.
Wide silk braid is popular in new walking suit designs. It creates pockets, supports a long tunic, and acts as a belt threaded through fabric straps. The braid belt is designed to be loose and worn low on the hips.
The text offers cautions on clothing for thick figures. It warns against shiny fabrics like satin, suggests soft dull materials, and advises wearing whole dresses with matching pieces. It recommends dark dresses with contrast only in small areas, avoid belts, choose high collars, and floor-length indoors, with skirts fitted at the hips and flared at the foot to avoid widening the silhouette.
A classic tip praises white enamel for bedroom woodwork. It highlights a light airy finish that pleases the eye and harmonizes with nearly any furniture or decorations.
A vintage health ad warns that eating meat can strain kidneys causing backache and urinary issues. It promotes Jad Salts as a daily morning remedy to flush kidneys, improve function, and neutralize urine acidity.
In western Europe war zones armored motor cars offer speed stealth and mobility for outposts and scouting. Cars feature steel plates three sixteenths to a quarter inch thick with protected radiators wheels and steering gear. Crews of four to eight men armed with rifles revolvers and light machine guns operate under steel superstructures with domed roofs for protection.
A shoemaker's apprentice visits his master’s home in early December and comments on the Christmas bread. The mistress warns him that he will only receive smells, not meals, as she bakes the spice loaf. The tale conveys a frugal Christmas mood with a sharp retort.
In a brief exchange a Mrs Exe asks how many servants are kept and Mrs Wye replies none. She adds that her annual record shows twenty two that she did not keep. The dialogue highlights attitudes toward servitude and domestic work.
A woman explains her shift from coffee to Postum after severe headaches and rheumatic pains. She claims nervousness and digestion improved, weight and strength increased since switching half a year ago. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum, with prices and boil guidance, sold by grocers.
L Olm sted of Emporia Kan offers a hog feeding tip from Missouri Valley Farmer. Build a fence attached box on a dry spot for alfalfa hay to reduce waste. A small sprig sized portion is best. cover the box to keep the hay dry and palatable.
Wisconsin Agricultural College guidance outlines swine husbandry tips. Avoid scrub boars or brood sows from twins, demand exercise for fat sows, and keep appetites whetted. Do not overfeed corn. Provide dry warm ventilated hog houses or colony housing. Grow pigs rather than fattening them, offer green forage like alfalfa rape and clover, ensure clean water and surroundings, disinfect, lice dip, cholera vaccines, worming mixtures accessible. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
A Texas wool buyer advocates small flocks for farmers noting low costs and weed control. He says farmers with small flocks produce high quality sheep and wool, enriching soil and often healthier than large ranch stock.
Practical farming tips outline feeding and housing for horses colts and swine and note soil benefits from sheep manure Sheep are vulnerable in mixed stock situations and training colt rearing is emphasized Regular feeding for fattening pigs aims for ready market yield with meals split morning and evening
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