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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented description discusses Chimney Pot hats and a Milliere design reverting to 2800 matche's for Western confections. It mentions a beaver trim with a treaded Band and a tall plume of unculled matrich in metallic colors Black brown gray white and six other tones.
An old fashion column discusses arms cloakings for autumn attire, praising dressmaking to conceal flaws. It highlights new double faced cloths, plaid backs, and color combinations, naming colors like navy red green and gray, and notes popularity of bouclé and fibered weaves.
Fashion notes describe white and black silk and taffeta dresses with plain linen collars and bows, detailing metal fringes and ornate cords. The text predicts fringed effects will return in fall and winter, noting bright and antique metal tones and emphasis on decorative trims.
A fragmentary description details a woven travel pillow styled for comfort on journeys. It notes a smooth feather edge, a flat pocket for a handkerchief or timetable, a small feathered handle, a brown wood-like thread, and a taut fabric fill in three color tones. Also mentions a heavy binding cord and functional boat cushions in bright ticking.
Outfits feature foulards and wash silks with fresh trimming ribbons in stripes plaids and brocaded styles. Delicate buttons in blue pink and purple inspire fashion notes as girls choose stripes over plaids with material trimming.
Miss Opal Lilley of Camp Creek West Virginia testifies to long use of Resinol Ointment and Soap easing a disfiguring facial eruption. The ad touts Resinol as a mercury free remedy for skin troubles from pimples to burns, with children and infants compatibility and a line of cleansing products.
Mire FE Harriman of New York widow of a railroad executive seeks expert guidance to wisely dispense charity after reports of widespread solicitations. Miss Helen Gould has received numerous letters requesting funds with social tension and questions about the motives of those seeking aid.
Fragmented OCR text recounts health quackery and cures tied to Dean's Kidney Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co. The excerpt also includes brief cultural notes about Mary Garden and a quip about a tenor. The piece mixes medical ad copy with stray literary quotes and names.
Fragmentary text describes severe skin pain bleeding and fear of losing employment. A patient notes relief after Coty-Curtura products and mentions a Philadelphia address and date. The passage cites experiments with medications, a doctor’s uncertainty, and a request for no more harm.
Fragmentary OCR text shows fragmented notes, moral advice, promotional lines, and literary quotes. Content references home safety for parents abroad, throat and sore throat remedies, a theater event, and assorted promotional slogans, with miscellaneous poetic lines and consumer lines. The readable items are disjointed and lack a coherent single news item.
The advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a key remedy during the Change of Life. It features testimonials from Natick and Cornwallville women claiming relief from nervousness sleeplessness and other symptoms, noting doctor referrals and encouragement to write for advice.
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