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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
3
A promotional notice extols a healthful living ethos and endorses a world widely approved product Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative. It urges buying the genuine article manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
The Persian Gulf coastlines are described as some of the planet's hottest areas. Observers note extreme heat likely affecting coastal communities and daily life.
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a universal cold cure in one day. It references E. W. Grove and states the product costs 25 cents, claiming worldwide use.
George D. Chenoweth once a West Lafayette constable completed a remarkable feat writing the Lord's Prayer and the Psalm The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want on a slip the size of a postage stamp He aged sixty and writes with two pairs of eyes and the finest pen The slip contains 1768 letters and 441 words revealing a one man penmanship achievement at Zion New York or nearby area
Captain Charles 8. Thompson of New Haven Conn discovered an oyster containing 160 pearls. He removed them, counted them, and now has the collection on display. Some pearls are notably brilliant.
Baron's Pride a Clydesdale stallion in Scotland has earned about 150000 dollars in stud fees over ten years. Several draught stallions standing in England typically earn from 3000 to 5000 dollars each year.
More than 49,000,000 food animals were slaughtered in the United States during 1907, signaling a large scale production level in that year. This figure reflects extensive meat processing activity across the country.
Four hundred million sardines are reported to be taken annually off the English coastlines in a large scale fishing activity.
A Michigan student credits Postum with stabilizing nerves and allowing continued long practice. She described intense daily sessions, prior coffee-induced jitters, and a return to regular study after starting Postum. Her physician father also supports the beverage for patients. There's a Reason, Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan. Read The Road to Wellville.
A remark by Mrs. Neish in M. A. P. questions why the present day girl is condemned. She argues the average girl has many interests and wastes far less time than the maiden of the past.
The Ladies' Field calls for a hostesses' trade union of about fifty women to enforce self respect and sanction men for any lapse in courtesy. A drawback is cited as many women do not feel respected by men or each other, leading to low self respect.
A renowned dressmaker shares town rules on hair eye and dress colors. Women with blue eyes may wear bright daylight hues, brown haired women should favor browns and creams, and those with hazel eyes may use gray tones. Older women should add white, red is emphasized for strong complexions, and yellow only in evening if skin is very good.
Mrs Josephine Butler died at ninety in England. She campaigned for state regulation of vice for seventeen years and saw a parliament bill defeated. She then founded the International Federation for the Abolition of State Regulation of Vice. Her work involved travel, outspoken advocacy, and personal risk amid hostile opposition.
A column urges wives to support husbands in harmless pastimes at home, creating a dedicated den for their pursuits. Praising humble crafts reduces outside temptations and keeps men focused on family. it also sets a hopeful example for children learning to value home.
An enthusiastic motorist praises the aubile as a savior of society noting how women of wealth increasingly turn to the motor car for convenience and far less personal trouble than extravagant dress. The piece suggests fashion and social habits shifting as automobiles gain prominence.
The article notes that cars reduce Friday Saturday and Monday business and dampen social events in cities worldwide. It says travel by motor induces sleep, lowering evening theatre and reception interest, while transforming society in ways that hurt tradespeople but benefit the general public.
A Pittsburgh Press style guide advises women with thin sharp features to avoid hats that lift off the face and instead choose forward styles. Hair should be loose, avoiding tight pullbacks. avoid sharp or smart hats and opt for fancy edges. Small faces should beware the large picture hat, while well-formed faces suit many models.
A New York Register voice emphasizes that love thrives on politeness and constant care. It warns against treating loved ones rudely because they forgive it, and argues that neglect kills love, while affectionate words and unselfish acts deepen bonds and enrich life.
The piece notes fin ger-ring watches with button pins for hair wear on the head and large platinum hatpin heads studded with jewels. It highlights plain comb tops, plain amber and dark shell combs for blondes and brunettes, wide stripes, and decorative embroidery for lingerie hats and matinees.
The piece cites Hartman and critics on Peruna, naming HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS, CEDRON SEEDS, OIL OF COPAIBA, CUBEB, COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS and authorities like Bartholow Scudder Millspaugh. It argues U S dispensatory endorsements support Peruna as a potent catarrh treatment across mucous membranes and organs.
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