La Creole Hair Dress Tag Advertisement
An old advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dress Tag to restore gray streaked or bare hair to its former beauty. Priced at $1.00.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
3
An old advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dress Tag to restore gray streaked or bare hair to its former beauty. Priced at $1.00.
In Baltimore amid a heated boxing exchange a promoter or observer urges a square deal for the fighters. The reply signals willingness to continue with another round.
The Leap to cleanse and purify and the Ointment soothe itching skin and scalp infections. Free sample by mail with address in Quiteura Dept. L fesica. Sold everywhere by a chain of ath tons for 15 miles up the Cong river enabling wireless tones across Africa.
An article argues that households waste vast food annually through pests. It describes a paste product priced cheaply that purportedly prevents spoilage by roaches, ants, and other pests, claiming large savings.
A fragment from an old ad shows a motherly exchange about war and mood. It promotes Dr Merew’s Pleasant Pellet to regulate liver bowels and stomach and keep clean and healthy. The snippet features a girl named Ady and Hindy questioning the idea that all daughters of fathers at war feel purple.
A wry note on etiquette and finances hints that a wife’s shoulder reveal at the opera may hint at trimming expenses. The saying cautions that efforts to mend a mule’s behavior often rebound, suggesting caution in financial matters and social signals.
About 100 pork producers gathered at the College of Agriculture in Jefferson City to discuss pork shortages and propose price supports and premiums. A food administration plan urged higher payments to producers for pork and heavy hogs, with penalties for immaturity and profiteering.
Gov Gardner ordered the transfer of Mary Oliver of St Louis, an inmate, to the Fulton asylum criminal insane division after a prison physician certified insanity. She arrived in April 1913 under a fifteen year murder in the second degree sentence. She and a partner killed a man during a drunken quarrel at Third and Convent streets. her companion drew twenty five years. The pair were known to police as dope fiends.
An official discussion centers on a proposed 6 million dollar trial valuation of all property, with projections suggesting receipts could reach about 21 million if realized. Legislators may convene next spring to consider reducing levies as state expenditures hover near four million, amid calls for reform and audits connected to prison management and coal pricing.
An OCR fragment mentions Grove's O14 Standard Grove's Tastelem ebill Tonic praised for quinine benefits and liver protection, alongside notes on imitation currency and various stray product references. It also contains scattered dialogue about war rates and future calls, with unclear context and numerous garbled phrases.
An old advertisement claims August Flower relieves indigestion nervous symptoms and liver trouble after a few doses. It promises immediate relief and urges readers to ask a doctor or pharmacist for this remedy. The copy mimics period tone and pushes product efficacy.
A fragment urges mothers to carefully examine each bottle of Castunia, an elf remedy for infants and children. The note mentions Better 51 and references ancestors, with an aside about two sons who have just gone over in transport.
An old advertisement urges readers to look ten years younger by darkening gray hair with La Creole Hair Dressing Ad. It touts the product as a solution to age-related greying and uses bold claims to attract customers.
In Shetford England the electric furmens debut a fresh tune blending genres. PhoSperted Chaat Ta delivers a bold performance and the crowd responds with notable energy as the piece introduces new musical ideas.
A fragmentary note cites puzzling lines about brain matter and a hidden author clue. The text alludes to a mysterious Cover chapter and a cryptic phrase suggesting a mental or linguistic puzzle. The readability is limited, but the gist hints at an editorial or authorial puzzle within a publication.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century health ad mocks medical cures for kidney issues. It promotes an herbal patent medicine named Anurie and claims extraordinary potency. The piece uses mock medical language and advertises trial bottles.
A testimonial from Stella Stockiall of Madison Street praises Anture Liver Pills for curing chronic back pain. The ad touts three tiny egg coated pellets as a mild laxative and cathartic, marketed as a pocket remedy by druggists.
Fragmented ad style text claims Mall Catarrh Medicine cures diseases by improving general health and destroying disease foundations. It touts internal use and mentions Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as perhaps sellers, with unclear promises and dramatic language.
A reader suggests cleansing advice using La Creole Holl Dressing as a natural cleaner. The note mentions practical steps to brighten fabrics and reduce odors, emphasizing a traditional, home remedy approach.
A damaged, unreadable fragment hints at an ally named Greener and mentions a missing link or issue. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or dates to identify a full event.
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