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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

6

Aunt Rhinocolura Nose Treatment Strange Cure Tale

A humorous narrative follows Aunt Rhinocolura and cousin Gildad as they seek novelty beauty waves from a Philadelphia doctor. Misfiled cards swap nose and wart treatments, yielding comic misadventures where Aunt Rhinocolura’s nose shrinks then reverts, while Gildad’s warts vanish. The tale ends with a lingering, unsettled impression on the nose’s tremor when facing Philadelphia.

Rhinocoe Gildad Rhinocolura Philadelphia Aunt Rhinocolura Gilded Betz Mhinocolura

Seashore Party Sparks Crafty Bottle Bets and Games

A New Jersey seaside party featured a bottle swap as guests arrived with empty bottles. Hosts directed guests to craft dolls from bottles, then play a fruit of tasks with fragrance sachets and flower arrangements. Prizes included lavender sachets and perfumed objets. The event also offered child friendly circus themed decorations and a potato supper invite showcasing church fundraiser ideas.

New Jersey Nantes Black Court Madame Merri

Fragmented ads and quotes drift in a 19th century column

A jumble of amateur ad copy and quips appears, featuring cautions about smoking Lewis Single Binder cigars, praises for Allen's Foot-Ease, a playful umbrella gag, a financial epigram about capital, a sly social mockery, and a dramatic family scene from Atchison.

Fashion Notes on Summer Styles and Fabrics

Invogue stylish shoes with arched lines, striped skirtings, and sequins in fan decor. White lace remains widely worn while Thais grow larger as the season progresses. Mohair coats and pongee fabrics dominate automobile coats. walking costumes stay tailored with minimal trimming. Linen dresses feature short skirts and Linden, a creamy yellow green, as a leading shade.

Small Garments MIG for Children from Four to Twelve Years

Simple patterns describe a boy’s tan jacket in Holland drill with a front fastening and leather belt, two yards forty two inches wide. Dresses for girls in age ranges eight to ten and ten to twelve use cashmere and lawn fabrics with tucks, sailor collars, yokes, and lace or insertion trims, detailing material quantities.

Holland Drill

Cyclometer Endorsement From Cycle Dealer

A cycle dealer recommends a cyclometer praised as accurate, contrasting it with faulty models that overstate mileage. Miss de Syke questions if she has such a device, confirming skepticism about exaggerated readings in early cycling tech.

The Secret of Happiness in Selflessness

A Brooklyn Eagle lesson on happiness urges daily selflessness to improve others and oneself. It argues kindness, courage, and faith in God and humanity create golden skies and joyful outcomes, turning tears into smiles through helpful, unselfish acts.

Brooklyn Eagie

Aid Fight Against Tuberculosis Campaign Funds Sought

At a national meeting in Atlanta the National Association of Bill Posters voted to donate 1 200 000 dollars in publicity for tuberculosis awareness. Posters across the United States and Canada will urge prevention and cure with 3 500 boards. The Poster Printers Association adds 200 000 dollars in printing and paper. The drive is led by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis in cooperation with the National Bill Posters Association.

National Association of Bill Atlanta United States Canada Poster Printers’ Association National Association For the Study and Prevention of National Bill Posters’ Association

Self Made Man Rise in Self Made Voice

An orator boasts of self making his rise to power by currying favor with influential men. He argues the greatest evils come from within and emphasizes personal responsibility for the public good. The dialogue frames popularity and moral counsel from a 17th century style voice.

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Rhinocolara Peter. Newell TW. G. Chapman Lewis Winslow River Alien Allen Mre W. J. Walker Camden N. J Bleggendorfer Blaetter H. H. Rogers New York J—Atchison Kan Globe Nebraska Taft’s Douglas St Omaha M. Spiesberger& Son. Co Neb Marseilles John Deere Menta Neaaz Rocecrea Carey’s Sunderland - ‘Roofing & Supply CO Carters CA Farker Washerithou Raeving Arland Elizabeth Cady Stanton Jeremy ‘Taylor Post Postum Gereal Co., Limited Battle Creek, Michigan
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