Louisville Reader Credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Louisville letter from Mrs Boehnlein credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sana tive Wash with improving her backache nervousness and fatigue after a prolonged illness. The note claims the remedies restored health and weight, and invites publication of the letter. The ad promotes the product as safe and effective for female troubles.
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Louisville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Boehnlein
Ash St
Pinkham
Color Restorer Ad and New York Indian Life Museum
An ad promotes Mary T Goldman Hair Color Restorer promising safe restoration for gray and faded hair with a free trial bottle offered upon request. A separate notice highlights a New York City museum dedicated to aboriginal life with 1,800,000 specimens and aims to trace the origin of the red man through exclusive preservation of early records.
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Mary T. Goldman
Americas
New York City
Garb and Function Adopted
A quotation from an English school exam notes the Duke of Monmouth fleeing battle changing clothes with a pheasant and later found lying in a ditch as described in the Boston Evening Transcript.
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Duke of Monmouth
Boston Evening Transcript
Ribbon Embroidery Shapes New Afternoon Frocks
Ribbon embroidery decorates a black crepe dress with an allover pattern and a woven surface feel. The collection favors afternoon wear with limp silhouettes, two tone dresses, and beading. Beige brown and green tones remain in demand while flats and capelike sleeves define the line.
Negligees in Blue Satin with Gold Trim
Fashion notice highlights attractive negligees in blue satin bound with gold cloth and blue martbou.
Printed Silks Spark Debate Over Spring Trends
A fashion writer in the New York Tribune notes controversy over printed silks with some predicting their rise in spring and summer while others doubt lasting appeal. Designers push new patterns across crepe marocain and de chine with Persian, cashmere, Indian, Hindoo and Chinese motifs including batik, squares and borders and bold pebbled warp-like effects.
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New York Tribune
New Girdies of Ribbon for Spring Gowns
Girdles of seven strands of inch width ribbon with streaming ribbons on full or single sides are featured on many spring gowns, highlighting decorative ribbonwork in dress ensembles.
Hair and Hats Make or Mar by Face Shape
The article advises women on choosing hats and hairstyles to suit face shapes. It explains that off the face hats can overwhelm narrow faces, while mushroom hats and wider brims soften features. It notes how necklines and hair fullness affect perceived balance.
Leather trims highlight gowns with bold colors
The article notes leather for rimming and trimming on gowns. It describes black and blue suite fabrics with checked and striped gowns trimmed with bright colored inserts.
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Ebay
Ieasant
St. Paul, Minn
Ene Ars Bottle
Dr. Scholl
Scholl
Money
Asume
Rei
Milady
Sete
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