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Fragmentary ad copy from the Vitteturgh Chronicle Telegraph promotes a beauty remedy called la Creole with a claim to restore former looks. The text mocks aging hair and features a price of $1.00.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
3
Fragmentary ad copy from the Vitteturgh Chronicle Telegraph promotes a beauty remedy called la Creole with a claim to restore former looks. The text mocks aging hair and features a price of $1.00.
A fragment recalls Ethel with a diploma from a correspondence course and jokes about effort. It implies critique of diligence and self improvement, noting misapplied praise and mixed motivation in a casual aside.
Red Cross nurses in Europe distribute toasted Lucky Strike cigarettes to boys in France. The toasted tobacco process improves flavor and freshness, with millions produced by American Tobacco Company and sent through newspapers’ tobacco funds to service members.
A fragmentary report from Barcelona Provinee in Spain recounts a quirky scene. Hertha proclaims her father has a lycome while Lolita retorts her father has no ball as they discuss space and identity.
A mother disapproves of Hetty Van Ness's choice a sergeant Ned Moore in a tense battle over class and marriage. Despite her plans and protests the wedding goes ahead with Betty and Ned marrying in a morning dress ceremony. The couple's triumph over Mrs Van Ness reshapes family status and earns praise from wedding guests.
The text notes a surge in Western Canada acreage as farmers push into Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, pledging profitable wheat crops amid rising prices around two dollars per bushel. It cites favorable soil climate and war-time demand driving intensification, rising land values, and new ranching opportunities, with migration from the United States.
A fragment urges readers to look younger by treating gray hair with La Creole Hair Dressing. It notes the social peril of a harsh blow from friends and warns to keep focus on the humble main, who may be watching.
A pair of men discuss a mysterious life dollar brain, debating costs and consequences. One notes the idea is sound, while the other warns about folly in uncovering the issue.
An old advertisement promotes Le Creole Hair Dressing to restore natural hair color. It claims to batch fade gray or grizzly hair and asserts a price of 1 and a fraction, with references to Bt. Paul and other unclear figures.
A dramatic explosion injured a Nashville clerk and caused chaos at a local grocery, as a crowd gathered. Vinegar splashed the scene while workers fought through a frame pump. A man was seen carrying a bag of jag amid the commotion.
The advertisement asserts GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER as a long used remedy for constipation nervous complaints and low spirits. It promises relief from digestion headaches and various symptoms after a few doses and promotes the product as a genteel laxative sold by druggists in civilized countries.
The text muses on a potential German revolution and a future republic, noting disbelief in immediate upheaval yet acknowledging ongoing struggle. It references Liline in Rome, a generic opinion on public discourse, and hints at political feelings amid uncertain outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions Kate and a person named Vein Truvogt. The readable bits suggest admiration or focus on appearance but lack complete context, names, or events to form a full report.
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