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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
4
Mrs. Sara Shaw of Portamouth Ohio endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best medicine for women's ailments. She describes months of pain and fatigue and urges others to try the root herb remedy. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts offers special advice to sufferers, noting forty years of experience.
The Indianapolis Star notes Prince Albert frequenting Waltonheath to play golf though self admits being a rotten player. Princess Mary dubbed the open air princess excels in many sports including driving riding swimming cycling dancing golf hockey plus domestic duties. A line contrasts Egypt's trade with British possessions at seventy five percent.
Georgia Hamilton recounts experiences with bitro-phosphate products advertised to cure thinness and build weight. Claims include increased appetite, stronger nerves, and higher energy, promising 16 pounds gained and a bloom of health. Cautions note the product should not be used by those not seeking weight gain.
A New York fashion correspondent discusses the shift between narrow and wide silhouettes. He notes designers show both styles, forecasts continued evolution, and highlights methods to create a fuller skirt while maintaining a slim ankle line. Brown tones gain summer use with plaids and navy coats on Fifth Avenue shoppers.
A Fifth Avenue designer unveils a mermaid inspired dress with iridescent silver spangled bodice and black satin fishtail skirt. The piece reflects coastal imagery and moonlit gleam as parasols adopt wintry fabrics, ostrich feather accents, chintz styles, and English versus French design shapes.
Three hundred pigs awaiting slaughter on a San Francisco wharf bolted, leaping into the bay as sailors pursued them. The pigs overwhelmed the boat drill, dragged some sailors overboard, and were last seen swimming toward the sunset, numbering too many to count.
Japan ships bean oil mainly to Australia, England and the United States, with export value increasing markedly over five years. In 1914 exports were valued at 724,284 dollars, rising to 3,480,483 dollars by 1918.
A look at current beauty trends shows emphasis on natural, understated cosmetics. Industry experts note that many shoppers seek skin-first routines with light foundations, soft lips, and minimal contouring to enhance features without heavy color.
A fragment notes that Marder among ancient Persians was not punishable at the first offense, implying a leniency principle in early legal or moral codes. The text is incomplete and unclear about broader context or sources.
An advertisement-style text touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to delay old age by supporting kidney function and digestive organs. It claims improved health, new life, and prevention of weakness, urging immediate purchase and noting a money-back refund if unsatisfied. The piece blends product claims with unrelated quotes about marriage and love.
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