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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1924
Page
3
A tale of Friendly advice about curing toothache leads to a Cuticura advertisement. A man asks a friend about a remedy and learns his wife used perfume and Cuticura products for clear skin. The copy promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum powder.
The report cites Japan total area 148,756 square miles and empire including Korea and possessions at 260,788 square miles with a population of 56,745,000. Japanese possessions exceed 77,000,000 people. much of Japan is uninhabitable, explaining congestion in select regions.
A 35 cent advertisement touts Danderine as a gleamy hair tonic that improves neglected scalps, stops itching and dandruff, and revives thin or fading hair with strength and youthful color. It claims immediate correction of dandruff and non greasy formula available at drug stores.
A Konigsberg resident records what appears to be a record flight by a toy balloon that descended after a Keswick England launch. The balloon, entered in a contest, cost 660 marks to mail back to its owner.
An advertisement urges consumers to demand Bayer Aspirin and to look for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity. It cautions against imitations and cites 23 years of physician use and safety proven by millions.
A NZ discovered method for cleaning kauri gum produces varnish about 98 percent pure, better than the 80 to 85 percent purity achieved by other methods.
An advertisement asserts Brandreth Pills are the best remedy for constipation when taken at bedtime. It claims the pills cleanse the system purify the blood and keep you well, presenting a strong health tonic message aimed at general readers.
A brief literary snippet presents Jack and Eve sharing an intimate, lyrical exchange. The woman expresses enduring affection while the man responds with a murmured, distracted affirmation as their closeness deepens.
Julli Bottomley surveys millinery trends for children bridging winter to spring. The piece details demi-season hat shapes in silk satin and voile, varied trims, and coordinated dresses and knickers for little girls and boys, with emphasis on ready-made and home sewn options.
A fashion description notes an extremely tailored long tube silhouette from high collar to ankle-length hem. The hip length coat is triffie and matches the slim plain skirt with only the sleeves showing a flare.
An article describes a fashion update with a boudoir cap replaced by a lice and net ruffle strip tied by ribbons at the head. Satin flowers finish the piece, adjustable and considered becoming.
A long tunic in dull silver with bold embroidery and beadwork forms two side opening panels. It emphasizes planning the new evening gown as more than half the battle.
Wreaths of silk leaves and dulling silver berries are worn becomingly by the young girls this season. They are worn by the bobbed and unbobbed.
An advertisement promises guaranteed successful home dyeing with Dia mond Dyes even for beginners. Druggists stock all colors and each package includes directions.
A Canadian engineer proposes building dams at the mouths of the Peticodine and Meram cook rivers in the Bay of Fundy. The plan includes a wing dam connecting the mouths to a land point to generate 90 000 to 200 000 horsepower. Bay tides reach up to 45 feet.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarents for liver and bowels offered at 10 cents a box. It claims relief from billousness constipation sick headache and indigestion driving readers to drug stores to purchase the product.
A columnist quips that a man killed for three dollars risks a botched job by an unqualified assailant and mocks the idea of a cheap physicians diploma as a jab at professionalism in a humorous American Legion Weekly remark.
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