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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
7
A French visitor in Paris asks a barber for two bottles to regrow hair. The barber warns it may not recur, while the countryman insists this would be his last bottle even if he drinks another.
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kerneraville North Carolina reports stomach trouble and indigestion. After consulting Dr Hartman and using Peruna with Manalin she recovers and urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna citing a positive testimonial. More letters from similar cases are on file.
A fashion note describes new stocks of imitation Irish lace and tucked net with colored satin tops and Robespierre frills, attached to blouses and coats. High lace stocks, frills at the wrists, and Irish lace dominates accessories, with fur collars and muffs replacing some fur pieces.
A reflective piece arguing for a simple life amid modern restlessness. It contrasts enduring needs with fleeting novelties, warns that desire for novelty brings unhappiness, and advocates less change and more repose as a rule of life for mothers and businesswomen.
A fashion piece observes trends in winter dress including cut veils, colored laces, and re bound waistlines. It notes tan shoes, embroidery trims, buttoned men’s footwear, and a preference for artistic simplicity with slender umbrellas and shiny leather shoes.
A catalog of inexpensive kitchen labor savers and clever devices for easier cooking. It highlights an oil dropper attached to an egg beater, vegetable cutters for attractive soups, a round biscuit cutter adaptable for doughnuts, a rubber bottle stopper, an adjustable cookie roller with a parallelogram cutter, a decorative rolling pin, and an ice crack device. all aimed at pleasing cooks and especially children.
A Cape Cod man and a Londoner on the same train from Liverpool to London trade quips about fog. The Yankee jokes that fog could be ladled like whipped egg for floats, while the Londoner notes soot in London fog from coal and...
A playful exchange between Mr Asker and Harry about a new car. Harry remarks the vehicle is not a speed marvel on hills but invites the old man to see it tackle inclines.
A collage of vintage advertisements and notes including Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims from J. Cheney & Co Toledo, testimonials, and price. Also mentions Defiance Starch and nut health claims with a Baltimore quip about a farmer’s wife boarding.
The page blends product pitches for Defiance Starch and others with humorous quips about babies at the zoo and a pun filled exchange. It includes snippets of aphorisms and ad style lines attributed to various sources.
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