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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
12
Gray hair fading to dark natural color with Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Advert believes home mixture improved by new ingredients offers natural, even darkening using a sponge to apply strand by strand. results in a glossy darker look after a few applications.
An old advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a universal skin remedy for eruptions, rashes, and blotches promising instant relief. It claims rapid improvement the next day and urges readers to obtain a small jar from any good apothecary for use like cold cream.
An advertorial note touts Brownstone hair color promising a fast restoration of gray fades with two shades Light to Medium Brown and Dark Brown to Black. It claims harmless use and offers a free trial with 10 cents for postage. Also mentions Michigan fruit growers seeking child labor for crop gathering due to picker and railroad car shortages.
Anne faces family strains as Jim battles illness and pride while Virginia and Betty clash over loyalty. Neal and Phoebe stage a playful domestic distraction to ease tensions, and Jim vows to help Terry by preparing for a possible job as his health improves.
Barbara Anne confronts a tense moment as she recalls Neal and Jim's shared secret. The narrator battles distraction while pondering a solution to a deeper mystery, pressuring herself to resolve the Virginia complex before Betty takes her away this afternoon.
A narrator struggles with arithmetic and ponders if Virginia will take him out for air. He asks Jimmie to join, seeking relief from study and a chance to better understand his situation with Virginia.
A narrator invites Virginia and Betty to a tea gathering with plans for a shared moment. Jim objects to too much company as preparations begin for a debutante’s first wall. The narrator describes dressing, fittings, and the tea wagon setup, with the scene set for a continuation. Meanwhile a Japan coal production note hints at 29,000,000 tons in 1917 amid 187,000 workers.
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