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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
3
An older article notes that oil pressure gauges amperometers and other accessories once seen as frills are now common and valued. It highlights bumpers signaling devices radiator covers fuel filters shock absorbers and even cut outs as improving efficiency safety and the car’s resale value.
The article urges a spring check on cars to restore them to near new condition. It notes regular maintenance reduces long term costs, improves ride quality, and can raise resale value. It warns neglect leads to bigger repair bills and worse driving experience.
The article explains that brief water exposure through streams or rain causes negligible tire damage. Humidity, however, rots cotton in fabric tires by seeping between layers, making dry storage essential. cold tires resist humidity better and sunlight worsens effects.
A commentary warns against patching worn tires to save rubber. It argues true economy lies in early proper maintenance and new tires, noting that severely worn tires risk blowouts and inner fabric separation. It condemns cheap patches and temporary repairs as unsatisfactory for lasting mileage.
Assembly of springs in autos and trucks described. A vise grips the bolt head while leaves are stacked and aligned. The last four leaves are placed crosswise to form umbrella ribs and allow easy nut start. After swinging the bottom cross leaf into place, each leaf slides into position and the nut is tightened.
The article notes the reemergence of flounces in fashion influenced by Spanish style. It describes a red crepe de Chine frock with double black chantilly lace flounces, narrow shoulder ties, and long sleeves, plus other color combinations like coral, cream, and periwinkle blue.
Costumes of blue dominate spring fashion with navy tones appearing in new outfits. Designers present several welcoming versions of the classic scheme pairing blue with red, keeping the youthful, becoming look central to the season.
Brides prepare for spring and summer weddings with long and short sleeve gowns. Lace and beaded fabrics dominate, with georgette and crepe materials featured in one piece frocks. Styles include crystal edged veils, sheer overlays, and revived 1860s silhouettes for a mix of conservative and modern wedding gowns.
The piece surveys nightrobes and dainty wear highlighting necklines and trims. It notes bateau necklines with ribbon bows, tailored garments with beaded hems, and embroidered motifs. It mentions pin tucked puff sleeves and Valenciennes lace trims on teddies and negligees in varied fabrics and colors.
A white mousseline de soie gown on one piece features an all-over pearl silver rhine stone embroidery. The design includes a large jeweled motif at the front to drape the fabric, with gold and silver accents in black and white. Elaborate oriental motifs in silver and gold threads adorn gowns and wraps, often with rhinestones and appliqué.
Grain leathers including Ueld Snake Nard and alligator supply high demand for envelope bags and small pouches across the market. Leather traders report strong interest from manufacturers seeking durable hides for fashion and utility items.
Mannish topcoats paired with short white pile scarves define the Parist ensemble. The trend highlights bold tailoring and utilitarian elegance in street wear with a distinct minimalist note.
Cincinnati and Philadelphia women describe nervous disorder relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Vegetable Wash. One case notes sleep loss, crying spells, backache, and weakness, with recovery enabling normal work and appetite. Another woman reports renewed energy and inquiries about products. Sold by druggists everywhere.
A reader shares that after years of intermittent breakouts and little relief from ointments he read a doctor's article linking pimples to digestive waste. He used Carter's Little Liver Pills for a few days and his skin cleared, claiming the pills also help stomach upset and headaches.
A letter from William Haase of West Park Ohio dated March 22 1015 credits Petersons Ointment with curing a severe long standing sore after doctors failed. The note promotes Petersons Ointment 3d or 25 cents per box and mentions the company in Buffalo with mail orders available.
WEEVIL DUSTER CO presents an ad from Smyrna Georgia promoting a $6 blower-duster claimed to combat hill boll weevils tobacco worms bean beetles and potato bugs.
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