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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing worn and shabby clothing and fabrics from wool to cotton. It suggests consulting the Diamond Dyes Color Card at the drugstore and claims rich fade resistant colors across many materials. A brief personal exchange from the Birmingham Age-Herald is also noted.
Important to Mothers urge careful bottle inspection of ASTORIA Castoria with the signature claims In Use for Over 30 Years and Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria. The note adds origin of magnet from Magnesia and mentions Cuticura products for baby care with a scented dusting powder and toilet trio.
Fragmentary lines describe a moment of tension as phrases about timing and movement surface. The text hints at a shift or decision, with cryptic dialogue about a deadline or change and references to carriers and umbrellas in a surreal, train of thought style.
Corrects indigestion and related stomach distress with quick relief from acidity gases and fermentation. A few tablets give near immediate relief and allow eating favorite foods again. Large bottle 60 cents at drug stores. Harmless and pleasant with millions helped yearly.
Harmless soothing healing remedy for coughs colds lung troubles sold in thousands of households for fifty four years. It helps weak inflamed lungs by giving rest and easier mornings with less coughing. Try one bottle accept no substitute sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Ad noting finger print scheme for infants in America and a London publishing mention.
An old advertisement batch touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy and claims it cures mucous-surface disease through blood action. It also includes various unrelated quips and a humorous family anecdote about a cousin, highlighting scattered promotional text.
A sprawling summary notes U S ratification of the League covenant amid reservations, a corn crop forecast, population shifts and bank stock gains. Prohibition moves suspend whisky sales in New York and Pennsylvania as labor unrest and strikes ripple through rail and electricity sectors. Tragedies include shootings in Wisconsin and New York, mining deaths, and a collapse of a bank mortgage in Boston area. Diplomatic tensions flare with Armenian, Turkish and Soviet Russia clashes and armistice talks near Riga.
Rich brocaded ribbons and velvet dominate the bag fashions described. Designers pair bags with hats using metallic brocade and satin bands, creating opulent ensembles. Variations include silver mountings, cabochon beads, and changeable taffeta or celluloid mounts.
Winter millinery emphasizes ornate brims while crowns remain a soft, often secondary focus. Descriptions highlight velvet hats with uneven, slashed, and draped brims. examples show upturned, plaited, and embroidered shapes with beaver cloth edges and intricate motifs.
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