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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
3
A vintage ad touts Danderine hair product promising no dandruff after use and a visible boost in hair life color thickness and vigor, claiming a fresh appearance with every application.
A brief item notes a man torn between two loves with quips about saving cigar bands for one girl and a request to quit smoking, reflecting light gossip tone from the Lanisyi Ne Courier Journal.
An advertisement urges readers to counter heat fatigue with Extonic and Entente tablets. It claims hot weather shrinks appetite and energy, and that taking tablets before and after meals removes acids poisons and gases, restoring pep and appetite. A big box from the druggist is suggested for a trifling cost.
The passage argues that facts are like food for the mind and that strength comes from digesting and assimilating many facts. It claims that true wisdom in leadership lies in formed understanding from the largest number of facts digested.
An advertisement from 40 372 Pearl Street New York announces a patent remedy for acid stomach heartburn and nausea with a call to send for trial, noting Wright Indian Vegetable Pill as the product name.
A compact citation notes campaign rhetoric from the Louisville Courier Journal. The quoted lines reference honesty and hope amid political discourse.
A flood of letters from users nationwide tout Pe-ru-na as a cure for chronic catarrh of the stomach and bowels and catarrhal deafness. Patrons report relief from liver trouble, improved energy, and better appetite, urging households to keep Pe-ru-na on hand in tablet or liquid form.
Millinery bulletin showcases fall hats using hatter's plush with duvetyn and beaver. Styles include crown and brim blends, matching velvet facings, swagger well and riding hats, orange duvetyn with beaver accents, and beaver appliques with Angora details.
The piece notes large flowers used to decorate hat brims, a prominent feature in Southern fashion. It highlights how oversized blossoms dominate the hat style and contribute to the season’s look.
Lace and pet flourishes lead fashion as ribbons gain favor from narrow wash ribbons to wide girdle widths. A notable use pairs ribbon with lace in an underskirt and a dress with a wide filet lace skirt featuring two color ribbon knots on the sides.
Fashion notes call the short jacket the standout for outdoor sports this season. Heavy weave AVoot jersey appears in green and tan plaid looks with belt details and multiple pockets, while slim knits offer tailored lines and varied sleeve finishes for both casual and dressy outings.
Pale rose tones and lavender thread describe a stitched underskirt cut even with a lace skirt. The underskirt sits neatly straight and about half an inch shorter, highlighting the finished garment.
Afternoon gatherings in Paria show satin dresses ranging from simple to heavily embroidered tunics. La Comtesse Mathieu de Noailles stands out in a gray tunic gown with rich embroidery and a black satin hat trimmed with white muslin, covering her ears in Egyptian style.
Brown remains a dominant color in summer fashion as creators note its lasting popularity despite predictions that the trend would be overtaken by newer hues.
The new fall collection from Gutan Sport Lines features simple cuts derived from popular sport lines. The range emphasizes streamlined silhouettes and versatile styling for everyday wear this season.
The verse portrays a mounting struggle toward a hard peak. Brave feet gain strength from each rebuff as the weary climb faces a rocky path. The imagery contrasts courage with cowardly retreat on the steep ascent.
A selection of light noon dishes for hot weather including Cream of Cucumber Soup and Eggs a la Bourgeoise. Also featured are Creamed Fish With Potato Macaroni With Codfish Potato Border Curried Salmon Currant Pie Peas and Carrote Tomato Hors d Ouvres and guidance on a suitable luncheon plan with a light dessert and drink.
A Nebraska woman claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped with female troubles for over twenty years. The letter from Mrs. Funguien of 2424 S 20th Street cites personal relief and invites others to publish their experiences. The note advises writing to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Mass for confidential advice.
Mrs. B B Root of Buffalo reports thirty running sores on her leg improved after using Petersons Ointment. The ad guarantees refund of 60 cents if results are not achieved and lists eczema ulcers and various skin conditions as treated. The product is sold by Peterson Ointment Co in Buffalo New York.
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