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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
6
The notice promotes the National Dairy Show in Chicago from October 24 to November 20, highlighting twelve reasons to attend. It touts displays of cattle, government exhibits, milk handling, pasteurizing and bottling, a large creamery, domestic science demonstrations, silo and ensilage instruction, modern farm machinery, expert cow judging, and the show as a milestone of progress for dairy states and farmers.
She frets whenever he borrows the car as the couple reflects on saving long to own it. The tension shows in daily routines and wary departures.
Philip Miller probate judge of Gray County Kansas praises Dodds Kidney Pills for curing a five year heart trouble with dizziness puffiness and backache. He reports lasting relief after about a year of use and invites readers to correspond. Advertisement promotes Dodds Kidney Pills at 50 cents per box and offers free household hints music and recipes.
A chat on autumn styles notes frocks grow longer but not dramatically, with trains often separate from underskirts. Fur shades replace black and white in millinery, and eclipse colors like seal brown and taupe gain craze status. Silk velvet or fur hats dominate, while corded silks and metallic combos expand fall materials. Maire and Malhine hats appear in dark and vivid tones.
A close fitting autumn hat features a rolled brim, a high square crown, a flat satin band, and a velvet bow at the front with two small wings. The design emphasizes a sleek silhouette and decorative trim.
Fashion notes describe raincoat models featuring belted backs and adjustable collars. Some newer designs use seven-eighths lengths and streamlined fits. The text hints at evolving materials and tailoring details in rainwear.
The plain tailor made walking suit is in vogue this fall. The brown mixed Irish frieze suit features minimal trimming and numerous buttons as the season's standout tailored style.
The article lists season color trends for hats and gowns. Court blue, taupe shifting toward elephant gray, blue vig, shrimp pink, rouge Venitian red, chalk white, amaranth claret, caramel brown, verdigris green, mimosa yellow near orange, and petunia mixing purple and red tones are highlighted as fashionable shades.
A gown of Indian crimson silk veiled with terra cotta chiffon features embroidered and piped accents. A chestnut cloth dress with amber purple embroidery and fur-brown marabout trim pairs with a sable velvet coat and marabout toque.
A playful tale describes Professor Dryasdust so absorbed in a puzzle that he ignores a duchess at a dinner party. He wakes, then offers a half-picked chicken bone to his companion, barking a canine entreaty to eat it on the mat like a dog.
The piece recalls a Yankee lord of the soil who answers every day with I ain't no wuss. A physician visits daily while he keeps his feelings hidden. In another vignette a snow slide victim, brushed free, is asked if it hurt and replies it ain’t done me no good, reflecting restrained stoicism.
A well dressed traveler enters the dining room of the only hotel at a western junction and asks about pies. The elderly hostess lists four kinds open faced cross bar kivered up and the kind mother used to make in a sharp exchange.
A San Francisco Examiner fragment records a terse dialogue about love expectations with brief, cryptic replies indicating a domestic or personal dispute. The snippet focuses on declarations of love versus uncertainty and a remark about an order sent home.
A brief comic exchange shows a suitor pressed to give up pursuing a woman who remains emotionally unmoved. The dialogue contrasts his romance with a resolute, unmoved stance and a suggestion to keep things as they are.
An overworked Ohio doctor describes his breakdown from heavy practice and a second job, then credits Grape-Nuts with rapid, lasting improvement in weight, stamina, and mental focus. He shares how the product and The Road to Wellville pamphlet aided his recovery and notes the slogan There’s a reason.
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