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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
3
Mr. George FE Law of 13% North Franklin St Brazil Indiana offers encouragement for La Grippe sufferers praising Peruna as a wonderful remedy and its results.
A reader reports two winters of La Grippe with improvement after using four bottles of Peruna. He states the disease nearly disappeared and general health improved, endorsing Peruna as a wonderful remedy.
A whimsical piece parodies pronunciation and language play with lines on vowels as chickens and a comical misread exchange. It juxtaposes proverb quotes and a joke about buying a business to highlight wordplay and miscommunication.
Practical 1900s style tips cover renewing ostrich plumes through cleaning and dyeing, recurling with knives and curling irons, washing with warm soapy water and gasoline paste, steaming to restore fluff, and professional care for delicate plumes. Also includes glove cleaning with benzene and a method for making a clove apple for linens.
Corsage bouquets are fashionable again and appear in new evening gowns. The bouquet acts as the gown’s nucleus, guiding design rather than simply an accessory.
In afternoon fracks tunics remain popular across materials and lengths. Designers vary silhouettes with ruching, girdles and beaded accents while pairing prints with georgette or satin. For young girls, sleeveless dance frocks raise taste concerns amid social expectations.
The passage presents snatches of dialogue on poetry voting and insomnia. Wry aphorisms about principles, dreams, and residency surface as a playful debate on belief and eligibility. The tone mirrors ironic social commentary from a column or page sketch.
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