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Newspaper
Boynton Index
Location
Boynton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
8
An advertisement claims a 35 cent bottle of Danderine stimulates the scalp and reduces dandruff and hair loss. It asserts hair becomes fuller, stronger and more lustrous after use, offering youthful brightness and thickness as a beauty tonic sold by druggists.
The article notes fashion trends for wedding rings and cites the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer instructing the priest to deliver the ring for the man to place on the fourth finger of the woman's left hand.
A fashion note contrasts body types with fabrics, noting that stout women and large plaids avoid affinities with bright colors and shiny materials, suggesting restrained styling choices.
In a wide news spread the Entente placed Hamborn under occupation and proclaimed a siege, ordering all arms turned in. Reports also note German Bavarian opposition to a federal law dissolving civilian guards, and wage-cut pressures within U S railroads as they face postwar cuts.
News notes report ongoing construction road and sidewalk projects in Stroud Ana darko Alton and Miami with water fountains for farmers. Ada Merchants Credit Bureau joins state group. Clean up week set April 4–9 by governor Robert son. Clubs win state fair bids Hughes county boys fruit clubs. Warner Conners Agricultural school meets April 7. Machine gun company organized in Miami. Free mail delivery prep as Okemah houses numbered. Taxes rise for Cushing canine family. Enid parks get magnolia trees from Charles Swindall. Muskogee road program advances March 29 with 20 miles Salina gravel roads let. Sapulpa accident ordinance. Blackwell Y M C A chapter forms. Muskogee Poultry association officers elected. Neosho trade day approved Sapulpa. Eastern Star chapter organized at Apathetic. Norah Stockton elected matron. Wheat Growers Association nets 100000 bushels in Kay County.
Mrs E H Haydock of 6824 St Lawrence Ave Chicago writes that after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she avoided an operation and remained healthy. She mentions living in a six room flat and supporting sisters who also use the remedy. The letter asserts personal truth and invites inquiries.
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