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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
7
Michael Fake of 906 East Palmer Avenue Detroit Michigan writes after a year of using Pe-ru-Na that it relieves catarrh improves appetite sleep and digestion. He notes weight gain better complexion and regular bowels as signs of his improved health. He presents a sober endorsement rather than a snap judgment.
A reader notice explains rheumatism stems from a blood borne germ and cannot be reached by local remedies. It promotes S S S as a long standing blood tonic that purges the germ from blood and offers free expert medical guidance after sending a case history to the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
A mother calls William Wallace, but he responds only when she uses his preferred name Bill. He explains to a neighbor that when she says his regular name she means business and he must stop playing for lunch.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing worn garments and fabrics. It promises rich, fade resistant colors for wool, silk, linen, cotton or blends and suggests asking a druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card.
Designs show embroidery on smocks and hats using velour satin or crepe de chine with heavy silk stitching. A belted straight slip over smock features a border embroidery and coordinated hat drapery. Ribbon trims in plaid striped or figured patterns top ta f fete and tailored outfits for midwinter wear.
A 1920 fashion note describes wear in the afternoons with dresses ranging from simple velours styles to black satin gowns with lace flounces. Elbow sleeves and high necks trend, two material combinations popular, and beading and embroidery top the season’s embellishments.
Instructions describe building wash boiler racks using A and B strips with C end pieces for canning. Includes drying frames for corn and vegetables, suspended trays for gas ranges, metal legs, and sun drying trays powered by heat with insect-proofing and glass tops to speed drying.
Handy guide describes simple tent projects using old awnings draperies quilts and sacks. Illustrations show ridge pole tents tripod domed shelters and a ground level shelter made from wire hoops with arched supports and taped edges.
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