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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
The piece explains neurasthenia as a breakdown from lacking adaptation to life stresses and monotony. It urges belief in recovery, medical evaluation, and practical steps like scene changes, eye and dental checks, daily baths, and regular rest to prevent illness.
An advertising blurb touts Mother Moore's Whole Wheat Bread as a curative daily food. It claims the bread improves work, play, and sleep, urging readers to buy at Foltz stores and heed dietary wisdom from physicians.
Practical answers on dry skin weight estimates for tall men and other health questions. Topics include nervous causes of dryness, ideal weights for heights, tuberculosis concerns from fur coats, blood thinning, daily water intake, facial weight reduction, aging growth, nasal ulcers, window ventilation, excessive hand perspiration, foot pain, and skin peeling from calluses.
In light summer fashion, Reboux showcases a tobacco brown picot toque with a full embroidered veil and ostrich fringe. Veil colors span tarragon green luxor blue gray old coral and orange with diverse meshes and bold embroidery motifs including Bonnaz borders and new Marie Antoinette basket accents. A beige brown border and wavy braids appear beside an accordion pleated flesh crepe de chine skirt with coral ribbon bands for summer occasions.
A wife coordinates family plans as Alfred Durkee cares for his ailing mother. She drafts a telegram for her brother-in-law and seeks Katherine's expert validation while arranging care and daily updates. In parallel, an old issue of a sewing pattern for an apron and house dress is advertised for readers.
An article from Philadelphia promotes Bon-Opto as a home remedy to strengthen eyesight. It cites patient testimonials of dramatic improvement and notes a physician endorsement promising 60 percent improvement or money back. The piece urges readers to obtain Bon-Opto from druggists like Dow Drug Stores.
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