Resinol Promises Clear Skin From Eruption Catch
An advertisement showcases Resinol claiming to help skin eruptions and disfigurement. The copy urges readers to use the product for relief, emphasizing visible improvement and reassurance.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement showcases Resinol claiming to help skin eruptions and disfigurement. The copy urges readers to use the product for relief, emphasizing visible improvement and reassurance.
A little girl who served as ring bearer recalls her role at a cousin's wedding and, after hearing her grandmother discuss marriage, declares she is already half married. She explains it by remembering her task of carrying the wedding ring.
A courtroom exchange features one party declaring a breach of promise suit with damages and the other responding with a request to avoid suing for less than $100,000 due to lack of money and credit. The dialogue foregrounds financial stakes in a civil dispute.
A reader letter endorses Grape-Nuts and Postum as remedies for stomach distress and nervous irritation. The wife writes of her daughter’s recovery after trying the product, claiming improved digestion, headache relief, and renewed energy. The ad urges reading The Road to Wellville and notes new letters appear regularly.
An analysis of spring millinery trends notes many decorative feather pieces led by question marks and Mephisto ornaments. It highlights Mephisto quill shapes, butterfly antennae motifs, and the rare humids dyed in rich tones, with prices rising as demand grows.
Fashion notes call for draped skirts with no straight lines and ten to twelve inches of freedom at the hem. Evening gowns may loosen around the ankles while camisoles in net with ribbon trims debut as pretty foundations for daytime and evening ensembles.
Nickel silver is the new plating for tableware noted for wear resistance and visual appeal. An asparagus dish features a ribbed end for tips and a pair of sauce cups at each end shaped like a tray. A salad set includes two cruets, salt and pepper bottles, and a dispensing powder. A six-tumbler water tray with a wicker middle handle is highlighted as a novelty.
A fashion glimpse describes hats resembling a doll’s handbox with satin crino lining and piped seams. Tiny brims appear on some, others show a stiff band and side bow, while straw, brocade, and metal cloth adapt these shapes for dressy afternoon wear and all day use.
Advice from Needlecraft suggests using a darning ball inside the stocking to stabilize fabric. Hold the stocking smooth over the dorned area without stretching, proceeding as if to darn for silk stockings.
A square blue silk cushion is covered with white filet lace, plus a blue and white pina cover, all neatly arranged for a guest room. The set presents a dainty decorative touch designed for visitors.
The Tam o Shanter rises as a top spring choice for young girls and youthful matrons. Worn in knitted wool or light straw, it offers rakish charm with rose accents and lace frills. Fashion notes warn it suits under specific ages while signaling mood and affection through wear.
Worry-free living is promoted by a candid line about cakes from Mrs Aus tin and a bag pancake flour advertisement. The notice promises cures for piles and mentions a druggist refund policy. Buyer beware though.
A joke from the Cleveland Plain Dealer features a Sunday School tale where a teacher explains the serpent’s curse and a girl asks about life before. The punchline shows a young man admitting he wasted time seeking 17 opinions before finally solving the issue by relying on his own judgment.
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