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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
7
A Humboldt California druggist, Wot Mason, endorses Kilmec's Kidney Root as a trusted treatment after twenty years of selling it. He claims the remedy supports kidney and liver health and urges customers to use it as a dependable medicine. The letter is dated January in Humboldt.
Letter to Dr Elmer Co in Binghamton New York promotes Swamp Root remedy and Pellets for liver bowel and stomach with paper mention and药 drug store sales. It notes booklet on health and urges references to neutral housekeeping.
Advertisement notes for 43 TORIA Castoria with a 30 year signature claim and infant care. odd clipped lines include a Civil War era banter about a nursemaid, a stage driver Rabbits Stall, and the British army raising its age limit with a joke about a man with bad eyesight.
A magazine ad argues for Postum as a safe beverage for children, contrasting it with coffee and tea. It features a York state woman who quit coffee after trying Postum and reports improved health for herself and her husband, who had kidney trouble. Postum comes in Cereal and instant forms with pricing, sold by grocers.
The article argues that environment cannot create genius from mediocrity but can nurture latent abilities. It compares nurturing a child to feeding a goose, noting heredity sets limits while proper training develops existing tendencies. It stresses providing opportunities without overestimating potential.
A scanned recipe item lists steps for Apricot Shortcake with dates and pecans, a rich biscuit batter, and a whipped cream topping. It also includes an omelet dessert, Escalloped Eggs with olive crumbs, Egg and Ham Timbales, and a note that stuffed eggs make an appetizing hot dish with white sauce.
A guide to collar styles for blouses describes a white or organdie collar that sits at the nape and shoulders forming a V below the throat. It notes a second collar with a tall turnover and broad plaited iriling in crepe de chine, praised for practicality and daintiness.
Practical advice on poultry care covering feed quality, disease prevention, duckling handling, egg storage, chick protection, shipping room, mold risk, and adopting modern methods to stay competitive. Highlights include ensuring clean feed, burying pests, ample duck water, egg temperature for hatchability, and early pullet laying.
Tailored taffeta dresses captivate with practical tracks for girls and sisters. A green brown and white checked model features a blouse jacket, high waist belt, gathered skirt, and white linen collar and cuffs embroidered in green and brown.
Satin fabrics will boost dressy costumes and street frocks and coats this season. Dark colored satins are expected to be in demand while light satins will be toned with dark hues to suit demi tailleur tastes. An optimistic note adds that value comes from effort and learning.
A 1916 essay urges working women to resist fits of blues and cultivate cheerfulness. It contrasts busy independent women with idle spouses, praising resilience, family duties, and hopeful outlooks as keys to personal progress and happiness.
Daddy recounts a Brownies lawn party attended by Elves and Fairies. The event features a Flower Show duel, a prisoner's base game, a green grass salad supper, a caramel ice cream treat, and a speech by the Brownies’ King followed by the Fairy Queen’s rhymes and a shower of golden Buttons for mid summer costumes.
A call to farmers and citizens to guide boys and young men in safe dependable farming methods. Emphasizes shared responsibility to neighbors and mentors new or inexperienced youths through encouragement and friendship.
The excerpt shows playful banter about love and wealth, with a Brooklyn setting and regional dialect. It contrasts masculine pursuit with romantic idealism as the season shifts, suggesting rising impatience and optimism in social changes.
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