Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offer in Toledo
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo vows the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The circular notes the medicine is taken internally and works through the blood on mucous surfaces. Druggists sell it for 75 cents. Testimonials are free.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Chendy
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Ohio
House Hunting Exposé Shows Superior Flat Claim
Mrs A notes the agent markets a “superior” flat while Mrs B suggests viewing other listings. The Boston Transcript records the exchange highlighting brisk property advertising and buyer skepticism.
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Boston
There Are Men and Men Optimist Pessimist Quote
A humorous exchange presents Optimist declaring a method to happiness while Pessimist questions why one would seek happiness, highlighting differing outlooks. The brief quip contrasts hopeful guidance with skeptical doubt in a witty dialog.
Swiss firm plans electric Alpine routes for passengers
A Swiss company has invested heavily in road improvements and equipment to carry passengers over Alpine routes in electric cars. Also note a health tip promoting Garfield Tea as a steady aid for dyspeptics.
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Alps
Cole's Carbolisalve heals burning skin diseases
Cole's Carbolisalve relieves burning itching and skin diseases quickly. It stops pain from burns and heals without scars. Priced 25c and 50c. Ask your druggist or send 25c to The J. W. Cole Co Rockford Ill for a package.
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Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford
Ill
Two Rooms Cited in Witty Banter Between Persiflage Figures
Conversation hints at a light exchange about living space with a comic riff on a two room setup. The speaker jokes about having a rival suite and plays with the idea of ample accommodations.
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Rep. R
New York Flapper Fashion Makes Its Mark on Youth
A 1919 McClure Syndicate analysis argues the sixteen year old New York girl, the flapper, drives fashion trends. She dresses herself, favors georgette and velvet, and champions bright colors and daring silhouettes as she influences mothers and designers alike.
Black outlined stitch gains favor on new runners
A traditional black outline stitch returns on new runners and pillow tops. The looped stitches form a dense outline on dark fabrics, with each stitch piercing the underlying thread to secure it, then clipped to a soft nap finish.
Straw and Linen Workbags Featured in New Designs
Colored straw plaques and bits of fine embroidered linen form the foundation of the newest and prettiest workbags with many possibilities in this combination for use and style.
New Slips of Silver Cloth for Petticoatless Fashion
New slips feature silver cloth designs that are decollete and sleeveless with shoulder ribbons to hold them in place. They fall from shoulder to knee and double as camisole and petticoat. black shadow lace and real Brussels lace options suit evening gowns and brides. Until laundry normalizes, cotton crepe undergarments gain popularity. A white cotton crepe camisole and robe de unit with pink satin rose at the yoke offer a simple, sleeve-free set with pointed shoulders.
Personality Counts in Fashion and Charm
The passage argues against the idea that popularity hinges on attire. It says a girl should trust her wit and conversational skill and not undervalue personal charm if her clothes are not perfectly up to date. It warns that overvaluing dress and undervaluing charm violates social expectations.
Hat design blends lace and fur with velvet base
A dinner theater hat features a chiffon velvet foundation drawn tight over a mushroom frame. A upright black chantilly lace frill crowns the crown while another frill fans behind the brim. Two lace frills link by a sable band with crossed tail ends.
Woman Makes Bags From Old Hats and Linen
A woman crafts handbags from dyed old leghorn hats and stained fabrics. She cuts pieces into shapes for the bag bottoms, combines with sturdy old embroidered linen, and threads through crocheted cords for a washable, shape retaining tote.
The Chic American Woman and Her Handkerchief Accessory
The hat and kerchief serve as key elements of street fashion. Furs and a bright handkerchief tucked into a gown pocket add color and polish to the chic American woman's daily promenade.
Horizontal trimming dominates new frock styles
The article notes many new serge frocks emphasize horizontal bands at the hem and cuffs amid trends toward a narrow ankle line. Bands of braid or striped fabric ornament skirts sleeves and bodices creating a cohesive restrained look.
Save Paper: Preserve Campaign Paper for Children’s Use
To save paper the iMuse collects all campaign paper fragments for children. The scraps can be used for drawing or creative play by small children.
Western Canada set for growth in agriculture and industry
The article argues that after the war Western Canada will resume rapid agricultural and industrial expansion. It cites rising crop production, stock herds, dairying, and wool, with labor and railway limits easing. Prospects for settlers and new industries like sugar refineries and canneries are highlighted as driving prosperity.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Western
Great West
Prairie
Prublte
Daily Thought Becomes Loom of Duty Reflection
Beorch er Henry Ward warns that tying the false to present duty breaks a thread in the loom and the flaw ends only when the cause is forgotten, urging steadfast duty.
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Tie
Henry Ward Beocher
Indigestion Relief Adline from an Old Newspaper
An advertisement promises immediate relief from indigestion pain stomach distress and belching with no waiting. It highlights acids undigested food and lumps of discomfort as targets for fast action.
Roosevelt Cancelled Wolf Hunt During West Tour
While entertaining Theodore Roosevelt on a western tour, a planned wolf hunt was proposed as a show of hospitality. Roosevelt noted it would be Sunday, and a newspaper man urged secrecy. The host debated two paths to avoid trouble and ultimately did not hold the hunt.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Pantry Conversation Sparks Family Tiejourney
In the pantry a mother asks about Johnny, and a father confirms his jam session reflects self determination. The shorthand dialogue hints at family dynamics and personal independence within a domestic setting.
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Johnny
Responsibility for Thoughts We Admit
Not responsible for every thought that passes but for those we admit and entertain. This idea from Charles B. Newcomb urges mindful control of influential inner notions.
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Charles B. Newcomb
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Aid Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a quick remedy for backache kidney liver stomach and bladder ailments. It promises cleansing of kidneys and blood and notes they may prevent further attacks and provide relief from rheumatism and other pains. It urges buyers to obtain the authentic product from their druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Mndal Haarlem Ol
Haarlem
Acid stomach ruins health of millions
An urgent health appeal promotes Eaton ic and Baton ic as stomach remedies. The ad claims acid stomach causes serious ailments and offers instant relief from belching heartburn and bloating. It urges readers to start today, promising renewed strength and energy if the products work or a money refund.
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Eatonic
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