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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
An ethical family laxative praised by physicians and the Well Informed of the World. It urges buying the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co, available at leading druggists.
Russian army units will be issued pocket compasses featuring renowned magnetized needles. The move aims to improve navigation for soldiers in varied terrain and weather conditions.
A discussion notes various once a year Eskimo or Greenland newspapers including Eskimo Bulletin near Cape Prince of Wales and Atnagagdlintit nalinginarik tusaryminasassumik in Gothaab Greenland with limited newsprint. It mentions Bromo Quinine laxative and signature of E W Grove.
A Burman witness in a criminal case testified he had no occupation. He said his wife supports him, describing her as a good, careful and hardworking woman. The remark appeared in the Calcutta Statesman.
A Michigan music student says coffee worsened nerves and harmed daily practice. After switching to Postum, nerves steadied, allowing normal practice and study. The testimonial notes improved mood, resumed performance, and a physician father’s approval.
The excerpt argues work is worthy when well done and money is valuable by its life impact. It says a suitor should demonstrate effort, a mother is the best confidant, and courtesy earns courtesy. it notes box dinners as seen as smart by New Haven Register and box dinner trend at Covent Garden, with New York Times referencing it.
Princess Lazarovitch wife of the Servian claimant meets Secretary Root seeking return of her pre marriage fortune and the estate seized by the crown. Once Miss Eleanor Calhoun of California, she was an actress who wed Prince Eugene Lazar Lazarovitch and now asks only restoration of the lands she asserts as hers.
A Paris fashion tale argues a well dressed American woman need not spend lavishly. It states Paris outfits cost thousands yearly, but asserts U.S. women rely on taste and grace, not material display, to achieve elegance and dignity.
The queen dined in the rear of the royal box during intermission at Covent Garden amid Siegfried. Attendants wheeled in a prepared table of Alexandra's preferred dishes from Buckingham Palace, helping supper unfold without missing part of the opera.
Mme Sarah Grand, famed author of The Heavenly Twins, muses on life as a man. She contrasts the ease of womanhood with the uphill path men face after school, imagining how she would order existence if she were male.
Glazed kid shoes and high waist lines lead modish costumes with green the color of the moment. Hats show Tudor shapes and tulle trim while flowers remain bold. Parisian hem trimmings gain favor as velveteens and striped checks create varied weaves. Silks stay soft and cling, aigrettes rise, new coats feature coat-body sleeves, jabots appear outside coats, marabout jackets emerge, pearls stay paired with diamonds, and all linen taffeta prints update waistcoats for suits.
In a witty exchange from Puck, Miss Moderne laments fashion norms while admiring a woman deemed old fashioned. The conversation turns on discreet style, noting a pocket in her dress as a surprising detail.
Editor cites Hartman Peruna claims and medical authorities on ingredients Hydrastis Canadaensis Golden Seal Corydalis Formosa Cedron Seeds Copaiba and Collinsonia Canadensis. Describes purported actions as stomachic tonics diuretics and mucous membrane stimulants and argues Peruna's blend proves catarrh remedy efficacy.
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