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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
2
A reader telegram notes a honeymoon delay but offers a symposium on beauty queries. It includes nose reshaping advice from a surgeon, chin reduction tips, massage methods, and recommended products for dry sensitive skin, with responses to sitters who enclosed stamped envelopes.
There is widespread catarrh historically deemed incurable but claimed to respond to Hall's Catarrh Medicine by internal action through the blood. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials available. Sold by Druggists for 75 cents plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Readers receive tips on facial care and hair, including vacuum massage cups for tissue buildup, cocoa butter and olive oil use, and warm then cold water routines. The column discusses electrolysis for chin hair, hair dye issues, oily scalp treatment, and the need for medical advice on skin and lash conditions.
J Adams laments losing his restaurant’s best customers due to a rat problem. After using RAT-SNAP the Eatery reports no pests and promises trustworthy results. Sold by Chenault and Orear in three sizes 35e 65c and $1.25 with guarantee.
Last week a paper updated a girl’s name from Flos sie to Florence and, the next morning, she phoned to register a kick. The note calls the change a kindness by a newspaper man when a girl named Flossie reaches adulthood.
More young chickens reach market weekly while live fowl remains sufficient for current needs. Prices ease in producing centers as supply tightens in some areas. Fresh egg receipts stay near normal with good quality and higher prices for top eggs. Butter production remains above last year with a sizable storage surplus and no major price shifts during the week.
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