02 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
1
An old remedy touts drinking water and taking Salts like Jad Salts to flush kidneys and ease back ache. It markets a grape-lemon lithia drink for cleaning irritated urinary tracts, notes kidneys filter blood and urge high water intake and a specific daily salt dose. Also lists real estate ads, remedies, and consumer offers.
Cuticura Soap touted for clear complexion clean scalp and soft white skin. The appeal highlights Cuticura Talcum as part of the fragrant trio for daily toilet use.
An advertisement urges consumers to demand Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer cross and name on packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity. It claims the product is proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years, warning that imitations may be dangerous.
An elderly newspaper advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a cure for gas heaviness and stomach distention. It claims the medicine binds upset stomachs and restores vigor with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
A collage of sports trivia cites ages champions and records from football baseball tennis golf and boxing. It notes Frosty Peters in Urbana the Athletics fielding run and the 1906 1916 record, and mentions Tilden Yost and Tondos with various achievements and eras.
Friends of John Tiny Moore say the 1926 Talkhart Kansas captain is among the largest high school players. Moore weighs 293 pounds after shedding 16 pounds during summer harvest work, standing 66 feet 224 inches tall and aged twenty.
The photograph features Miss Virginia Wilson of the Onwentsia golf club Chicago who recently defeated Glenna Collett in the national tournament at South Ardmore Pennsylvania. She is noted as improving rapidly in her play.
Noted Californian golfer George Von Elm defeats Bobby Jones to clinch the national amateur championship after three final attempts. Von Elm, who faced Jones in 1924 and 1925 semifinals, finally prevailed as Jones was the favorite. The western player’s persistence pays off in a dramatic final.
Sammy Hale is handling for the Athletics at the hot corner according to John E. Foster, who questions why third base is considered hotter than first. The article notes third base is tough in reputation but easier to play, with occasional long throws across the diamond sometimes required.
The World Series from 1903 to 1920 totaled 141 games drawing 4,034,641 fans who paid $10,820,812. This year seven games saw the Cardinals defeat the Yankees for a receipts record of $4,207,804. Past series also exceeded $1,000,000 in gate receipts.
Gene Tunney says he will remain single while he fights. He dismisses rumors of engagement and notes he is not courting anyone. He could marry only after retiring from boxing, if a suitable woman comes along.
Paris fashion notes describe emergency gowns that pair with versatile day and evening wear. Jacquet introduces a soft black crepe satin dress with draped front, beaver trim, and a left belt bow. Lucille uses black serge with military braid accents and official braid pockets for a stark costume look. Uteb offers harness trimming in beige crepe de Chine with embroidery lines across shoulders and sleeves.
A promotional pitch describes a hand embroidered French gingham pantie dress for a child, highlighting a cross stitched pocket design and a solid chambray neck binding. It suggests options in gingham and woolen fabrics and depicts Santa delivering a wrapped gift to a child.
The new evening outfit showcases transparent capes and coats with striking sleeve designs. Designers highlight fluid lines and dramatic silhouettes elevating formal wear for sophisticated events.
Fashion notes describe fur trimmed coats with substantial fur along the front, highlighting a bold winter style. The item emphasizes luxury details and seasonal appeal for the period.
The article surveys blue cloth dresses with satin vestee trims and geometric metal embroidery creating tailored effects. It notes varies of color like green and yellow, two tone schemes, boleros, duster plaits, and chiffon and velvet combinations for afternoon and evening wear, highlighting fringe rhinestones and jabots.
An old article advises sponging garments to restore freshness. Start by brushing the garment, remove pockets, and prepare gasoline and clean water with a wool rug for color. Use blotters to catch grease, apply solvents to stains, air dry in sun if possible, then press as usual.
The description highlights lace ruffle skirts favored for evening wear with garments featuring extensive lace trimming and ruffled fronts.
Textures and fur techniques define the season with clever use of fur in coats. Silhouettes emphasize straight lines while irregular upper edges appear on borders. Krimmer pelts, fur linings, and mink trims highlight formal and street styles, including rose velvet evening wraps and beaverette collars.
Leather belts regain favor with tailored suits as a chic matching trend. Designers note coordinated belts hats and hosiery enhance polished ensembles for the season.
The description notes large silk handkerchiefs tied around the waist as a fashionable accent for the smartest frocks, typically positioned just below the natural waistline. The emphasis is on exaggerated size and styling as a key trend.
A fashion feature notes a shift to luxe furs for autumn coats with new novelties in pony skin and other pelts. Pony coats dominate sport styles with straight cuts and bold contrast fur trims. leather and fur blends gain prominence, including beaver edge details and dramatic collars.
Evening wear highlights include pink and black combinations, fur lining, and unbloused bust-fitted dresses. Popular coats use velveteen and broadcloth. leather belts trim. Fall colors center on black corinthe red and gray with tan options for dresses and sportswear. Handbags shrink to smaller sizes as navy leather enters sports frocks. Mink and broadfall coats lead fashion, while inexpensive furs like seal and natural moleskin offer budget options. Ermine remains for evening wear.
The article notes taffeta and georgette crepe becoming increasingly popular for day frocks, with black and navy blue shaping the palette.
A popular summer shoe shade named parchment is noted for pairing well with a darker tone. The article highlights its appeal for light outfits and warm weather wear.
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