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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
3
A midcentury guidance piece urges preventive care for infant hair, advising daily warm-water washes, weekly medicated soap, and gentle scalp oils. It covers dandruff signals, germicides like resorcin, careful clipping, brushing growth, and warns against bleaching or overprocessing newborn hair.
A letter from a woman praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for seven years of infertility and nerve trouble. The testimonial claims doctors failed, but after taking the product the writer says she grew strong and well. The ad extols relief from menstrual disorders and related symptoms.
A fragmentary note discusses a physician’s careful use of steady scissors on painstems to aid baby growth, attributed to a Loutride Courier-News item. It also describes a pale blue silk mousseline evening frock with embroidered dots, cream skirt with empire wreaths, and a triadic foot design.
Three economical ways to prepare winter vegetables with simple steps for fresh carrots with canned peas fried parsnips and Renn croquettes using beans oats parsley and olive oil. Recipes emphasize planning, moderate oven cooking, and using canned or readily available ingredients.
Ellen Stan outlines a children's dress pattern featuring loose waists and kit skirts, with a distinctive collar design and a long front plait extending to the skirt. It suggests wash fabrics like linen and chambray, heavier options for cooler areas, starch tips, and rich trimming choices such as DaTo soutache braids.
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