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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
6
Velvet dominates this year’s stylish yet simple coats for children and adults. Velvet with satin lining and light fur trims yield elegant pieces, while two tone designs marry cloth and velvet for standout effects. A seven year old model showcases blue broadcloth with velvet lower section and fur trim.
A delicate pink charmeuse gown with white lace and ninon tunic forms a subtle youthful ensemble. Pink roses cluster at one side, with silver embroidery along a border and a satin ribbon ceinture. a broad trimming could replace the broderie on the tunic.
The guide explains cleaning furs by laying the garment flat, rubbing with moistened sawdust or corn meal, and beating lightly with a small stick. After loosening dirt, shake and hang in wind, avoiding sun or heat. Repeat as needed. the method mirrors professional cleaning.
The passage centers on Mr. Levi a kind-hearted German man who wants constant labor from his hired man and owns a barking young horse. The hired man protests while Mr. Levi oscillates between unease and control and asks what else the man could be doing until work begins.
Mrs. Kathryn Krafft recounts eighteen years of blood poisoning and a severe rash that nearly covered her face. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, regular baths and applications led to a full recovery. Sample offerings and postal address for Cuticura are noted.
A woman recalls keeping her first marriage secret for nearly a year and complains reporters disrupted her divorce process by snooping around during the application for divorce. The interview frames her as untroubled by the secrecy until press intrusion ended the ruse.
Doctor asks about lucid intervals while Mrs J answers that he had nothink except what you ordered. The terse exchange reflects care surrounding a very ill husband per Lippincott's.
The dialogue features a positive candidate claiming sole willingness to attempt bold statements. An aside notes Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake Flour promoted with brown cakes and a grocer advertisement.
A 1913 advertisement from The Tonstives Co claims tired blood disrupts bile production and liver function causing constipation bilious headaches jaundice liver spots and gall stones. It promotes Tonitives as the remedy to tonify liver blood for 76c a box from Buffalo New York.
The article notes women fear surgery for feminine disorders yet many avoid operations by using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites grateful letters from women whose health improved after use.
A collection of letters from women in Cary Maine and Charlotte North Carolina praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing long standing female ailments. They describe relief from pain in the sides back and nervous symptoms and claim improved health and fertility after using the remedy.
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