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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
A retro advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for biliousness constipation headaches and nasal congestion. It claims the user will wake refreshed with clear bowels and rosy skin and notes children can use it too with price options of 10 25 and 50 cents.
Advertisement proclaims Diamond Dyes provide simple directions to dye worn garments in rich fadeless colors. It invites readers to ask druggists for the Diamond Dyes Color Card while noting crooks are clever but jailbirds have no feathers.
A sales pitch promotes Danderine as a hair treatment that supposedly stops shedding and doubles hair growth. The ad presents the product in a sensational tone with testimonials and hype.
A historic advertisement touts Bochee's Syrup as a harmless soothing cure for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and lung troubles sold globally for fifty four years. It claims to ease nighttime coughing and morning expectoration and urges trying one bottle with no substitutes available through druggists and medicine dealers.
A fragmented ad copy touts Human Eys Belaam for tired eyes and eye strain at night while a joke about a widow’s age appears. The readable text shifts from product claims to a wry remark on age and wisdom.
A Paris fashion dispatch notes nearly every woman owns at least one cape and cape trends endure through winter. Descriptions include wool backed satin and duvetyn capes with mink trim, long wide silhouettes, and new duvetyn linings for coats.
American women show slower return to wearing veils than French women as autumn fashion nears. Veils are styled over hats with edge showing, draped along the hat, and sometimes falling to the neck or elbows. Freeness in placement is key, with care to avoid tight anchoring and to suit large or small hats.
A fashion note discusses styling a garment with a large brown fox fur collar and options for the exterior fabric. It suggests equal validity in using duvetyn for the outside with satin lining or the reverse setup.
A vintage tip suggests using blotting paper strips as hair curlers. Insert an invisible hairpin in the paper, fold, and use it to curl damp or hot weather hair. The blotting paper absorbs oil, leaving hair fluffy longer. Replace curlers after two uses as oil absorption diminishes.
Organdie in soft hydrangea and orchid tones offers versatile styling for all ages. It appears accented by lace and embroidery or kept plain with double hems for a tailored look. Two color organdie and apron tunics with sashes pockets and decorative features are noted as fashion novelties.
A White Star liner with 1000 troops and 1500 refugees stayed afloat after striking a reef off Murmansk during a north Russia evacuation. Chief Steward Robinson kept passengers calm by quietly declaring no danger as the ship slid off the reef and was later docked safely at Cromarty.
Doctor Arthur F. Hurst notes phantom pain in healed wounds arises from psychological impression of initial pain. Mind remains accustomed to it even after scar is gone. Explanation: nerves show no abnormality during operation. Patient cure improves when the concept is clearly explained.
A reader from Carrollton Kentucky reports using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat female health issues. She notes improvement and an ability to work, now employed as a State Hospital attendant, and recommends the remedy to others. The letter requests more information and free advice offered by the Pinkham company.
Mrs Ellen Harris reports her first Eatonie dose relieved indigestion after meals and thousands of others testify. Eatonie claims to carry away excess acidity and gases causing heartburn bloating belching and food repeating. A large bottle costs a small sum with a druggist guarantee.
Over fifty years ago a young physician practiced widely in a rural district and became famous for his uniform remedy. This was Dr Pierce who later established himself in Buffalo New York and issued his prescription known as Golden Medical. The article discusses his early fame and the lasting impact of his treatment.
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