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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
12
Instructions describe renewing damp hats with a warm iron over a damp cloth and bleaching white straw hats with soap and lukewarm water, followed by oxalic acid or lemon juice sulfur paste. It covers drying, reshaping, cleaning colored and black straw hats, and cleaning marines chiffons laces with gasoline and oil paints.
Artificial lashes paste on over natural ones as a new beauty aid showcased at the American Ladies' Hair Dressing association exhibition in New York. A half bobbed wig covers long hair, reducing the need to cut it, and a moving picture parable illustrated how a wife regains her husband's affection through rejuvenated cheeks.
Peter Gnome helps three puzzled Red Berries unravel a common saying about looking “as brown as a berry.” He explains the expression means the person looks well and healthy, even though the berries themselves are bright red on the bush.
To Spain that country of narrow streets and wide skirts designers have gone for inspiration. Thus the very full skirts of the new frocks often are eee
A small girl jokes about grammar to a friend with limited English. The friend replies that grammar is at home with grampa, delivering a light exchange about language and family.
When he discovers a star on stage the theatrical manager gleams with the same wonder an astronomer shows upon finding a new celestial body. The joke likens discovery and yet unseen potential to celestial findings.
A fragmented text discusses male displays of agility and power as a social behavior among tribes. It conveys a notion of performative antics and omnis characteristics attributed to the male.
The remedy's uniform success in relief and care of bowel complaints for children and adults has made it practically without a rival and widely used.
A New York Evening Post note suggests the storm on screen is caused by a large truck with front propellers spinning rapidly. High above, a hose pours down the driving rain, creating a vivid, cinematic weather scene.
Common colds are infectious. Pro tect your own and other little ones with Foley's Honey and Tar. This safe family remedy checks coughs and colds ,loosens phegm and mucuous and coats raw, irritating membranes with a healing, soothing medicine. The genuine Foley's contains no opiates. Jericho & Easton.-Adv.
The article notes Henry VII and Henry VIII as major royal patrons with courts at Windsor and Hampton Court. It cites kings of England and France pursuing tennis as a courtly pastime and mentions Pepys’s frequent references to the game.
J W Seabock of Chester Pennsylvania writes that morning stiffness and back pain made it hard to straighten up and button shoes. After taking Kidney Pills the soreness disappeared and he could move normally again. Jericho and Easton advertise.
A Californian keeps a lake stocked and open to anglers who pay a fee for each fish caught. The setup offers an affordable alternative to country trips with ample fishing opportunities for all.
Miss Hedwig Kowalski of 423 A Street South Moorhead Minnesota writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best medicine for coughs and has been a family standby for coughs colds croup whooping cough bronchial coughs and tickling throat. Jeri cho Easton.
A reflection on the rise of political economy as a science. Ruskin criticizes the modern belief that social action can be optimized by economic codes independent of social affection. He warns that such "sci disant" thinking misreads human nature and society.
An advertisement boasting Chamberlains tablet purgative as strong for adults yet mild for children. It promises an agreeable bowel movement without griping and notes the preparation is easy and pleasant to take.
A damaged fragment describes a collection of medieval items linked to Cardinal Ximenez, dating from earlier eras, now said to be in danger. The text mentions a “Prevenir” and suggests preservation concerns for these artifacts.
Men and women under forty who feel tired with aches and stiff joints may misread aging symptoms. Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys remove the cause of trouble. Jeri-Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N.Y.
A mix of fortune telling ideas links dreams of reading a newspaper to success and honors for men, marriage and influence for women, and toil with small profits for buyers and sellers. The notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. Anna Morrow of Piqua Ohio and mentions Jericho & Easton.
The Indianapolis News recounts Little Joe at his grandmother’s dinner. Despite fried chicken and other dishes, he admits he fried too many cookies earlier, as grandma offers her home made sugar cookies and prompts him to try them.
Sunsets offers for boys to earn money during vacation and after school. Readers are urged to write to the Circulation Manager in San Francisco for details of a special prize program targeting young producers.
Professor Frederick Wilson Truscott of West Virginia University argues modern appliances threaten English. He notes a Goethe course used a text with numbered lines and a student from South Carolina jokes she cannot get line 1305 in Torquato Tasso.
A fragmented line notes that it is asked for and that dependability is known from their qualities or origins. The text hints at evaluation of trust and certainty without clear details or date. The wording remains unclear but suggests judgment about dependability.
West side trains run nightly to Denver and to Peoria and Des Moines with several limiteds and locals. All trains run daily except Nos 17 179 and 178 which do not operate on Sunday.
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