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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
3
The article explains neurasthenia results from maladaptation and dull monotony, listing symptoms such as insomnia and loss of daily functions. It emphasizes belief in recovery, doctor trust, and lifestyle changes, including better habits, rest, and preventive care.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Mother Moore's Whole Wheat Bread from Foltz stores claiming it improves daily performance and well being. It touts the bread as a cure all and urges prudent eating during a period of dietary advice.
Readers ask about dry skin weight guidance and disease risk from a fur coat. Dr Copeland provides advice on nervous causes for dryness, a 145 pound target weight for a 6 foot 4 inch man, sun–disinfecting coats to avoid TB, blood thinning, water intake, facial weight reduction limits, aging growth and proper weight around 158 pounds, nasal ulcers and nose clinics, ventilation, hand perspiration from nerves, foot pain from callouses and skin care, and general tips including alum baths and cocoa butter.
Fashion notes describe revived veil trends for hats including full draped veils on small toques in tobacco brown satin with ostrich fringe. Colors span tarragon green Luxor blue gray coral orange, with hexagon and hairline meshes and bold embroidery motifs. Accessories feature Bonnaz borders, metal threads, and Marie Antoinette basket corners. A beige brown border look mixes with coral ribbons and flesh crepe de chine skirts to pair with veil trimmed hats.
In a tense domestic scene a wife prepares a telegram for her brother-in-law Edwin while coordinating care for her mother-in-law. Alfred Durkee awaits news from Edwin as Katherine reviews the telegram draft and the two women balance family duties with urgent health worries. A 1928 feature note about aprons ends the excerpt.
An advertisement claims Bon-Opto eye tablets strengthen eyesight by 50 percent in a week or refund. It cites testimonials from a reader who regained near perfect sight and a woman who reports clearer vision after fifteen days. The piece urges readers to obtain Bon-Opto from local druggists including The Dow Drug Stores.
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