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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
7
Simple tunic pattern in dove gray with sash and decorative trims. Includes front plaited skirt, waist darts, and center back closure with removable chemisette sleeves. Six sizes 32 to 52 with detailed yardage for various widths and materials. Panama cloth serge voile and washable fabrics advised.
Twentieth Century Club civics chair Mrs. McIver leads a meeting featuring Miss Bennett on Kindergarten and physical exercise in early education. Prof Small discusses mental development and the feeble minded, citing strawman brain weights, Vineland school methods, and the role of manual training and nutrition in reducing malnutrition.
Washington dispatches report President Roosevelt nominated David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany to replace Tower, stirring debate over Tower’s alleged discreditable conduct. London editors weigh American diplomacy, noting a shift toward wealth and prestige in embassy postings and questioning the Griscom role.
A dubious at home cosmetic formula touts a glycerine tincture mix to enhance the bust arms and neck. It claims absorption into skin cells with Rose Water and Cadomene based agents, urging morning and night use for weeks, and hints experts endorse it as necessary.
President Van Hise aims to recruit a physiological chemist to study feeding and arrest causes in feeble minded children. Professor Small emphasizes future roles for chemists and doctors in diagnosis and treatment. The piece also notes a witty remark on parenthood and endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a lame shoulder with advice to apply and rub vigorously for a quick cure.
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