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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
6
A brief, humorous exchange shows Oldpop and Newpop debating habits and conversation. The man presses about smoking while the woman yawns, and a tense moment over a claimed warning about dying if he did not cut back ensues.
An odd mix of advertising copy and light humor appears with Mire Winslow's soothing syrup for teething gums and Dr. Pierce's Escapint Pellets praised for intestinal relief. A wry note about an old bachelor facing stage fright at marriage adds a human touch to the page.
A fragment mentions Mrs. Austin and her famous pancakes praised as a delicious wholesome breakfast. The text also includes stray phrases about a porous plaster and a sticker in an unclear location.
A plain walking gown modeled on a famed Paris atelier line is shown as affordable and versatile for late year use. Made in serge or faced cloth with a velvet collar, bishop sleeves, and Bulgarian embroidery, the design emphasizes a diagonal bias band to lengthen the figure.
A guide on feather and aigrette placement for hats and turbans. It describes varied positions from front clusters to side accents, brim adornments, and fountain aigrettes, urging playful, unconventional lines to achieve chic, individual style.
A description describes a stylish two piece suit cloth featuring a collar detail and a crewhe satin on very fancy silver buttons.
A fragment notes linens pushed aside as shoppers show little enthusiasm for spring displays and dry goods. The garbled text hints at a retail scene where linen stock is relegated to shelves with weak demand.
In Elkhart Indiana Mrs Santis Williams reports four months of relief from organic inflammation female weakness and depression after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She praises the remedies and offers permission to publish her letter. The Pinkham product is described as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics and as the most successful female illness remedy, with testimonials on file.
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