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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
13
Elizabeth Led writes on coral shades taking prominence in New York style. Coral pink outfits in touches enhance black and white ensembles, with accessories like beads, wings, and sashes, while avoiding overuse. Coral evening coats, hats, and adornments showcase geranium reds and pale corals.
A. S. Nusbaum of Atesville Indiana reports three months of summer cold symptoms that resembled hay fever. After ineffective treatments he used Foley's Honey and Tar, which quickly cured him and also helped his wife. Sold by Dreier & Bro.
A Woman’s Life notes that a loving woman shines with greater charm and allure than usual, drawing more admirers as she dedicates herself to loving, passionately and without reserve. The piece frames love as a power that elevates a woman’s appeal beyond her typical charm.
Instructional note about avoiding appendicitis citing constipation as primary cause. Claims Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic constipation by stimulating liver and bowels and restores natural action. Describes product as not nauseating or gripe and pleasant to take. Sold by Dreler & Bro.
A detailed description of a seven size dressing lacque with bust sizes 32 to 44 inches. It explains yardage needs for standard widths, ribbon amounts, and options for high or square necklines. The piece highlights French cretonnes as stylish trimming and suggests color coordination with bindings.
Foley's Kidney Remedy is promoted as beneficial for elderly people with kidney or bladder disorders It claims to stimulate urinary organs correct irregularities and tone the system The ad urges starting the remedy at once and notes Dreier and Bro as sellers
A Penny dreadful style note describes new neckties of silk worked in Oriental embroidery with tiny jewels. The author notes their length nine or ten inches and mentions ends can be knotted or fastened with a fancy pin.
A suggested home remedy advises a Saturday sun week preparation for beachgoers. It recommends mixing two drams of camphor spirits with an ounce of benzoinated oxide zinc ointment and applying to arms and face until pain fades. The lotion dries flesh through continued use and can substitute cold cream, offering astringent benefits.
For severe sunburn apply magnesia as a paste with water over the affected skin for two to five minutes, then rinse with bland soap. Boracic acid can be used similarly with a slightly longer contact. Finish with camphor ointment applied afterward.
An old fashioned remedy advises daily use of buttermilk to soothe irritation from burning and remove sunburn or tan, plus lemon juice as an astringent and bleaching aid. Rub into pores several times daily and keep lemon on the dressing table, applying over hands neck and face every twenty four hours. Do not use lemon after it becomes stale.
A description of silent auctions where bidders write names and bids on paper placed in a box. After bidding ends, the auctioneer opens the box to reveal the submitted bids and determine the winner.
A style guide by Elizabeth Leb outlines dress strategies for tall slender women to appear more balanced. It advises long skirts, lengthwise trims, Empire and princess cuts, broad-brim hats, and bold decorations, with careful color choices like pale and muted tones.
The article states that eye color affects strength and injury susceptibility, claiming brown or dark eyes are weaker than gray or blue eyes. Light blue eyes are described as the strongest, with the lightness of the pupil correlating to longer sustained eye tension, according to Woman's Life.
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney or bladder ailment not beyond medical reach. It asserts no medicine can do more and notes the product is for sale.
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