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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
2
Mrs Wolcott describes extreme illness from whiteness and bilious headaches. She credits Dodson's Liver Tone, used after a cousin's visit, with restoring color and weight. The ad claims the product cleanses the liver, relieves biliousness, and offers a money back guarantee. It promotes buying a bottle at druggists.
A fragment shows a coy exchange where one person probes about love and the other deflects with a remark on the weather. The tone suggests subtle social signaling rather than explicit romance.
Among the 100 Moying recipients of the Danish gold medal of merit, 27 are women. The list highlights substantial female recognition in the award cohort.
A fashion writer reports bold summer frocks in bright colors from Florida to Cannes. Hats widen from felt to pastel, printed crepes and georgettes dominate with jabots and plain color accents. Wedding gowns feature lace, chiffon, and godets in striking lines with Beaux-Arts silhouettes noted.
Johnny was the guest of honor at a party the day before and his little friend Tommy heard about it. Tommy asked if he had a good time and Johnny replied he was not hungry yet. An advertisement promotes Wright's Vegetable Pills to aid digestion and health, 372 Pearl St NW, New York.
A Japan Advertiser item notes a witty exchange about speeding and being punished for going too fast. It presents a light quip about common experiences of getting cited for speed. The piece reflects social attitudes toward traffic enforcement with a humorous angle.
A vintage ad extols California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for children. It promises easy use for babies and kids of all ages and warns mothers to ask for the genuine product by name to avoid imitators.
A collection of home cooking notes describes rolls with orange glaze, hermits and cookies, and suggests quick oven bakes. It covers nutrition, menus, and breakfast ideas using protein and starch ratios, soups, and fresh vegetables to maintain daily fuel balance.
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s Royal Germeteur improves internal gland secretions and treats dyspepsia, torpid liver, headaches, and biliousness. It invites readers to buy locally or mail order from Ellis Jones Drug Co in Memphis, Tennessee.
A husband reports visiting six stores with no dress goods matching the sample, prompting his wife to exclaim that the lack will make her dress unique. The exchange captures a humorous domestic moment.
An advertisement promotes Han ford's Balsam of Myrrh for cuts burns wounds and sores. It claims infection prevention and healing across three sizes sold at all stores.
A comic ad line promotes Dr. Peery's Dead Shot for worms, urging readers to try it. References a New York address 373 Pearl Street in an ornate sales blurb.
A dog carnival showcased the whippet as the fastest breed, highlighting its cross of greyhound and terrier. The world record speed for whippets stands at 200 yards in 11 seconds.
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