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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text discusses digestive issues and health risks from acid stomach. Mentions medical topics, remedies, and references to doctors, treatments, and symptoms in a murky historical passage. Difficult to parse concrete facts due to garbled source.
A garbled ad text touts GOLD MEDAL CAPEWRIES oil capsules as a cure for backache and bladder issues, claiming swift relief and a money back guarantee. It urges immediate use, warnings about dangerous conditions, and promotes accompanying Caforul pills for ongoing prevention.
A columnist urges choosing capes for next winter as a practical fashion solution. Capes provide warmth without bulk, suit afternoon and evening wear, and can elevate simple street frocks. Quality material matters, and homemade capes can rival costly ready made wraps when crafted well.
A fashion commentary from New York discusses thrift amid changing styles. It notes French designers’ impatience with American spending and tracks how wartime garments, short jackets, and new closures shape the fall coat trend while emphasizing prudent purchasing and American fur preferences.
A fashion writeup highlights drawn-in beltless bodices with a fringe bag look and patent details. It notes brick satin with blue gabardine and blue serge gowns, long square tabs, serge buttons, and black satin vevers creating an apron front. Plaids and kilts revive Scottish influence as bright colors head into wartime dress.
A red white and blue beaded pag box with a pagoda top opens to reveal a treasure box. The designs and colors are exquisite tributes to Japan, wrought in palest beads.
A how to piece on transforming old velvet dresses into ready for wear options. It details steaming with a hot iron over a damp towel, careful handling to avoid marks, and reshaping with new waistlines, bolero, and silk braids. It notes dress suitability for school events and afternoon parties.
The Parisian approach to dressing centers on harmony between form and accessories. A well chosen hat, gloves, shoes, and stockings complete the look, with emphasis on what flatters the wearer’s type. Breasts and cheekbones are noted in guidance, suggesting balanced proportions and careful hat selection to reshape perceived outline.
The note describes stylish winter and autumn garments and accessories. Items include a tan wool velour winter coat trimmed with black rabbit, dark velvet for fall wear, black satin embroidered in white, a black and gold brocade scarf with fur, a velvet and satin chic tarhan, a rare striped cloth belt with fur balls, a rose crepe frock with fringe, and a plain crepe de chine frock with a knee-to-hem shirt tuck.
Designers explore jacket and dress shapes using velvet, velveteen, and velours with long lines and panels. Skirts shorten to ankles or midcalf while wool conservation shapes fabrics. Unfastened square jackets with mock cuirass blouses slim the silhouette, creating distinct avant garde effects.
Fall fashion focuses on Georgette crepe blouses with long revers reaching to the waistline. Designers showcase varied necklines and collars including high, low, round, and square collarless models. Insets of filet trim the revers for a refined finish.
Wings at back, boots eight inches from heel, gold crook umbrella handle. Dull single color millinery, embroidery with geometries, silk or wool trimmings, cutout eyelet on voile lawn organdie. Cerise cape Jersey lining, odd organdie and brushed wool mix. Minimal jewelry, pearls allowed. Skirt lengths vary. Amber georgette sleeping suits, amber blouses and dresses in golden amber hues. Coats with cape like collars, possible fur accents.
Lines describe simple fashion trends with a blue cloth crown hat featuring a narrow buff brim and buff velvet flowers scattered over the headpiece. The casual elegance hints at practical, stylish fall wear accessible to readers.
A minister contrasts restless weariness with Jesus offering rest to the burdened. The piece cites two types of weariness, the need to come to Christ for rest, and the deeper yoke of meekness and lowliness. It notes Wesley and others finding peace, and ends with sacrifice as key to growth and redemption.
Black River Falls Wisconsin resident Mrs A W Binzer credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing her used to need an operation for organic troubles and was advised to accept a ration by Eau Claire doctors. The product is promoted as a remedy for inflammation ulceration backache and nervousness with a call for free advice from the Jordine Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn.
A garbled OCR fragment collection shows a mix of ad copy for Cuticura preparations, a brief note about a teacher and an Indian agricultural scholar in Booth Dakota, and a quotation about loyalty among local Slow residents. The text references smoking, love, samples from Cuticura, and a description of the white man’s eating and fighting cycle.
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