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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1917
Page
3
J M Mallory of Stonewall Georgia claims Tanlac improves his health after forty five years of daily suffering from rheumatism and digestion issues He says four bottles let him throw away crutches and feel stronger than ever with no back pain He notes a dealer is in town and endorses the product with conviction.
A man hints at his standing with another man’s father after receiving a stock market tip from him. The exchange suggests tension and possible conflict of interest over financial advice.
A 1916 Centerville Alabama letter from R Eigs Drug Store extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with praise from customers and no criticisms. It invites sending ten cents for a sample and a booklet on kidneys and bladder, noting bottles available at drug stores and asking readers to mention the newspaper.
A brief, lighthearted notice reports Edith addressing Mr Sopht about a lost dog named Sophi killed in a railway accident. The ad then promotes Red Cross Bag Blue laundry detergent, urging readers to ask for it at grocers.
In a clipped exchange a daughter assures her suitor she will wed despite her father’s financial ruin. He questions the motive, she declares resolve, arguing a man of his wealth can rebuild fortunes. The dialogue hints at social pressures and romance amid loss.
A woman shows interest in a man only if he can provide the information she seeks. Her demand centers on discovering a specific fact or detail she needs to learn from him.
Mrs Jennie Moyer of 342 East North Street Lima Ohio says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after displacement. She served seven years as a midwife and now recommends the tonic to women before and after birth as a godsend to suffering women. Women with displacement weakness irregularities nervousness backache or bearing down pains are urged to try the roots and herbs in the product.
Washington reports the war revenue bill draft raised total taxes to about 2.7 billion dollars from 2.4167 billion. The excess profits tax, inheritance taxes, postal and transportation levies, and new stamp taxes are outlined with adjustments to exemptions, rates, and definitions affecting corporations, individuals, and diverse goods and services.
Washington conferees finalize a war revenue bill raising about 2.606 billion dollars. Income tax drives the total with excess profits, spirits, tobacco, auto sales, admissions and mail matter taxes among listed sources. The plan targets distilled and fermented drinks, tobacco products, freight and passenger transport, and various consumer goods.
Fuel Administrator Garfield announces immediate rules capping retail coal pricing. Retailers may add up to 30 percent over their 1915 gross margin, not exceeding their July 1917 margin. Example shows a 1.80 margin on 1915 base of 2 dollars, maxing at 4.80 for a 3 dollar coal. 1915 chosen as normal production year.
The article reviews youth fashion focusing on the schoolgirl coat in heavy wool velour with a straight line and convertible collar, advising mothers to select age appropriate designs. It introduces the breakfast coat, a light taffeta garment with simple trimming, plus coordinating caps, headbands, ribbons, flowers, and the satin lace Chinese coolie hat as a boudoir option.
A fashion writer predicts crepes of many sorts will be highly fashionable next year. Crepe fabrics such as georgette have been in vogue, praised for their soft folds and practical wrinkle resistance.
A quick machine shirring method lowers tension to let the thread draw smoothly. Lengthen the stitch and sew across the fabric to create multiple rows. Then pull the under thread tight to achieve even shirring that wears better than handmade.
The article describes tea coats made of flowered mousseline desoi with wide waist slits. Silken beads thread through the openings, creating a decorative effect in this fashion note.
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