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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
7
The London Gazette notes royal mandates cannot halt the capital’s draw for the wealthy. Proclamations urged nobles to reside in country houses and curb fashion, yet fines and star chamber measures failed as London’s growth and prestige prevailed.
Adapted OCR fragment shows a debate on turning Alaska into a resort area. The excerpt hints at climate discussions and price concerns shaping the proposal. Names, dates, or precise locations are not provided in readable text.
A brief quip noting that good advice may help a man but a good scare is often more effective. The line suggests mirth and motive can prolong life and frames scare as a sharper catalyst for alertness.
A new summer fashion blends a silk sacque with a ruffled lace skirt for young girls and older women. Designers favor white lace and taffeta foundations with ribbon trims, pink roses fronts, and wide Spanish lace details for light summer frocks and resort wear.
This item offers home hygiene advice, promoting perspiration odor control with alum and bicarbonate mixes, a cosmetic paste of alum orris root and rice, cautions on excessive perfume, and guidance on hair care and dental hygiene. It emphasizes good health through proper food, exercise, sanitation, ventilation, and a positive mindset.
The article notes powders mainly absorb oil but fail to mask perspiration and excess secretions. It recommends boracic acid rose water lotions, a strong zinc tannic acid alum wash, and salicylic and boracic powders for extreme cases. It advises avoiding oils or cold creams and encourages toilet waters, plus dietary cautions on spicy foods and sweets.
Fashion notes describe two lattice pattern veils with delicate gun thread work curving from the chin and a plain center mesh. Lattice and hexagon mesh veils with dainty borders are popular among young women, featuring a five inch fringe around hats and a chic, dashing look.
A striking black taffeta frock in princess style features a closely gathered waist, a one-piece waist and skirt, maline sleeves poufed at the elbow, and a high taffeta collar that buttons up.
The Pontina Finish SUk and wool jersey fabrics can be treated to rubberize them. Suits are being made of this reversible material. A wool jersey suit was shown with rubberized silk facing one side for a finer look when worn inside out.
Delicate colored birds perched on apple green twigs adorn new evening SHES inspired by Chinese influence. The tiny decorations suit dressmakers seeking elegant, airy embellishments for garments.
A striking hat features Jide green embroidery and Shinese design with 9 Wen Chow trim. Jade ornaments hang from the brim as part of the silk piece.
While traveling in Ireland, Leigh Ritchie met a pale ragged beggar whose starvation and suffering moved him to offer help. The beggar spoke of his dire condition in stark terms, insisting his need was evident and urgent.
A quoted exchange notes that learning a foreign language is not easy even for the brightest, underscoring ongoing challenges. The text mentions Tondon covering 700 square mites, indicating a geographic or measurement reference within the passage.
The article links sea songs to maritime life as sailors and shore towns harmonize with the rhythm of whistling buoys. It suggests nautical tunes reflect the sea’s mood and daily rhythm.
A vintage style ad urges using Cuticura Shampoo with Cu ticura Ointment for dandruff itching and irritation. It touts the emollients as best for complexion hair bands and skin and notes free samples by mail via a postcard to Cuticura Boston. Sold everywhere.
Fragmentary text claims a book is “deflately FREER” and hints at a free offer from Jeane A. Cas¢ of Brockton Massachusetts. Details are unclear, but the notice suggests a promotional deviation with a misread name and location.
The South African Journal of Science notes steps toward international legislation on meteorite preservation for science. A British Association council proposal from the Australia meeting urges actions to prevent private sale of meteorites that hold worldwide scientific value.
An advertisement promotes a double strength otine remedy to remove freckles and blemishes. It guarantees a money back offer if the treatment fails and urges nightly and morning applications for quick, visible results.
Senator Sorghum answers questions with caution admitting overconfidence can hinder clear expression. He notes his thorough grasp of potential questions sometimes makes him self limited in speaking.
The fragment suggests a local line about men advancing to expertise in a craft or trade. It hints at social or occupational commentary but lacks clear names, places, or events to define a full news item. The readable portion remains too fragmentary for a concrete report.
Readers question the authenticity of letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The company asserts every letter is genuine with full consent from the writer and no falsehoods. It credits the product with restoring health from female ailments and finds grateful women eager to help others.
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