Etiquette Q&A From Dear Miss Flo Columns
A reader asks when to meet a fiancé’s parents and what a bride should wear if a wedding is at six. Answers outline meeting after engagement or beforehand, wedding attire guidance, hotel registration formats for families, and etiquette on eating Romaine salad and lobster claws with fingers.
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Flo
Miss Flo
Robert Allen White
Detroit
Helen White
Purification Cure Promoted by Calotabs
A vintage health ad extols Calotabs as the route to perfect purification and health. It urges a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks, claiming to cleanse the system and boost vitality. A family package with directions costs 35 cents, trial 10 cents, available at any drug store.
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Nature
Man Regains Lost Heritage in Bulls Herbs Story
Gordon Lawson of Van Cleve Missouri recounts a year of boils and a run down system. He credits Bulls Herbs and Iron with clearing boils and sores and restoring health. The ad urges readers to obtain Bulls Herbs and Iron from Ramsey Drug Co. in Graham Texas.
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Gordon Lawson
van Cleve
Gordon
Bull’s Herbs & Iron
Ramsey Drug Co
Graham, Texas
Train Schedule Fragments Between Graham and Fort Worth
Partial timetable notes show trains leaving Graham and arriving Fort Worth with times listed as 7 50 a m 12 00 noon and 7 30 p m. The fragmentary text indicates intercity rail departures and arrivals without full context or dates.
Ed Purdy's Philos Laughs at Dance and Arkles
The column quips that a new saying promotes moving with the dance and letting the arkles and hips be unconfined, reflecting a lighthearted take on modern social expressions.
Prescription Claim Described for Colds and Flu Relief
A historical brief notes a claimed remedy labeled 666 as a prescription for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. It asserts the preparation kills germs and is priced at 369 cents.
STOP THAT ITCHING PROMISES BLUE STAR REMEDY GARUNTEED
An advertisement from Slott-Long Drug Company offers a jar of Blue Star Remedy to treat skin diseases including eczema, poison oak, ringworm and cracked hands. The notice asserts the product will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor.
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Slott-Long Drug Company
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