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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
7
The article explains preferred etiquette for introductions, emphasizing that a man is presented to a woman, not vice versa, and that in formal settings a woman’s permission should be sought before introducing a man. It also notes that a hostess should take the man to the woman and suggests topics to ease conversation.
An old health guide endorses a blood making regimen using underdone meats beef blood raw beef sandwiches and raw eggs. It recommends iron supplements prescribed by a physician along with beverages like claret and lists greens such as spinach squash and onions as beneficial.
Practical guide outlines simple household treatments for common ailments. It cites turpentine for minor cuts infections boils and chilblains and offers cautions on use. Additional remedies include cold compresses sore throat gargles butterscotch cough syrup and flavoring medicines with lemon juice to mask taste.
Portable collapsible tube with nozzle touts ManZan as a painless, inexpensive solution for piles avoiding costly procedures.
A vintage guide extols soothing baths with warm water and camphor tincture, plus benzoin and cologne for skin vitality. It also recommends herbal baths with rosemary thyme and lavender, hot milk for nerves and digestion, toracic acid eye washes, and Pineules for joint and back stiffness.
Elizabeth Lee outlines spring wrap designs tailored to tall, stout, and middle aged women. She recommends heavy black silk three quarter length coats, empire shapes, and Eton styles with waistcoats, dark trim, and careful sleeve shaping to flatter fuller figures.
A writer shares a habit of maintaining a notebook to store brief news items and a joke for different correspondents. When time to write arrives, ready notes help craft more interesting letters, a method users say improves engagement with readers.
Advertising claim states no case of pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar and urges refusing substitutes, noting quick cough stop and cold breakup. Mentions yellow package and companies Dreier and Bra.
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