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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
10
Elizabeth Lee outlines raincoat fashion focusing on cravenette and silk blends, colors, and trims. She praises practical, stylish wear for middle aged women and details Norfolk and V panel designs to flatter various figures.
The article discusses color harmony in women's dress, noting instinctual taste and shifts in fashion toward multiple color pairings. It lists color clashes such as violet with blue, pale blue with violet, and blue with yellow, offering pairing rules and tips, including using white to separate unsuitable colors and cautioning that black dulls tones.
Elizabeth Lee notes how white can reflect the hues it encounters producing artistic results. She observes dullness in other colors while white absorbs and modulates tones, asserting black and white as a reliable pairing.
Certification that all druggists will refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. Claims it stops the cough heals the lungs prevents serious results from a cold and cures la grippe coughs while preventing pneumonia and consumption. States no opiates and warns that genuine$ is in a yellow package with no substitutes. Dreier & Bro.
The word lady is tied to aristocracy in England but in the United States it applies to any well bred woman. The term should be used only for refined, well educated women, avoiding class distinctions.
An advertisement promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for coughs and bronchial troubles. It claims the syrup is pleasant for children and acts as a gentle laxative to expel phlegm, with Meyer Bros. Co. selling at three drug stores on Calhoun Street.
An article argues for strict early discipline to shape a baby's behavior. It describes crying as a signal of discomfort or temper and advises parents to ignore unnecessary crying, isolate the infant briefly, and rely on tone of voice to govern behavior. It warns against spoiling a child and notes health risks during weaning if mismanaged.
It can be temporary and not a serious condition. Temperature may influence it, but the mother must decide. Mary E. Hood remarks on when to seek medical assessment for a blue face in infants.
Dreier & Bro advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for obstinate coughs and colds claiming to expel the cold and prevent consumption and pneumonia. It asserts many cases of incipient consumption have been cured.
A historical home remedy describes glycerinated water to soften and whiten hands, using glycerine and water with pure ely cerine and less soap. It notes that chlorinated ice can whiten faster, with five grains dissolved in basin water, and recommends lukewarm temperatures and a stronger mix including muriate of ammonia.
A home remedy prescribes a tablespoonful of aromatic vinegar mixed with a quart of water. Soak the hands, including the palms and fingers, for ten minutes morning and night to treat or soften the skin.
The guide advises clothing should fit the function and avoid ostentation. Street wear favors dark colors, plain tailor frocks, and well-kept details, while evening looks stay dressier. house frocks should differ from street styles and allow easy transitions to theater or balls with appropriate gloves and necklines.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds no matter how deep seated and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Refuse substitutes. Dreier and Bro.
Joseph Butcher of Camden New Jersey continues his daily sidewalk shoveling routine despite his age of ninety three. The notice promotes Pinesalve Carbolized a poultice style remedy for cuts sores burns and chapped skin with a contact number and Calhoux street address.
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