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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
New York June 17 The article surveys summer fashion emphasizing fresh ironing crispness of lawn swiss linen and ratine fabrics. It highlights a long tunic skirt trend gaining rapid popularity and details outfits for women and children including fabrics like cade blue ratine and plisse crepe, plus guidance on footwear and rainy-day coats.
An early 20th century ad touts Q Ban to darken gray hair and stop hair loss. It claims roots improve hair growth, with a 7 oz bottle priced at five cents, sold by Nyal Drug Store and New South Drug Store in Monroe Louisiana, and shipped by mail to out of town customers.
The article notes mothers reshaping wardrobes for children with modified garments. Mothers tunics become double skirts for girls and waist coats emulate waistcoat styled vests in kids outfits. Boys wear Dick and Oliver Twist suits with colored trousers and matching collars, a shift from romper styles.
An ad claims PAZO ointment will cure itching bleeding or protruding piles if the product fails within 6 to 14 days. The first application is said to provide ease and rest.
A reflective piece cites the Apostle Paul asserting owed duties to the world and those who helped us. It asks who we owe and for what, arguing obligation follows simple social law.
The passage discusses a broad ethical duty beyond business success, highlighting parents teachers protectors and friends as inner circles and expanding to multitudes. It emphasizes a universal brotherhood and a debt to those who cannot repay, framing social responsibility as foundational.
Members are asked to ensure carpenters hired have a union card. Those needing workers should call 183. 16-imo to arrange skilled help and support the local union.
An old advertisement extols the liver as a barometer of disposition and links lax liver to headaches indigestion and laziness. It promotes Carswell's Liver-Aid a 50 cent vegetable remedy sold with a money back guarantee at New South Drug Store.
William Suizer has launched an independent campaign for governor of New York. The move signals a bid to challenge major party nominees in the upcoming election.
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