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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
7
Mrs Edna Eason of Indianapolis reports recovery from three year stomach trouble with Tanlac. She says the remedy restored her strength, eased headaches, improved sleep, and allowed her to regain fourteen pounds after a long decline. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
Scientists report a newly uncovered prehistoric Mexican city at the base of the Tatacelhuatl volcano. The site spans about four miles by three, enclosed by a wall and containing 28 pyramids. Researchers note it may rival Tectihuacan in fame.
An advertisement warns to only use Bayer tablets for relief of cold and toothache claiming authenticity and safety for over twenty two years. It promotes unbroken 12 tablet packs and bottles of 24 or 100 with Bayer as the trademark of Bayer Manufacture.
An English slide shows radium in full activity as fired particles bombard a screen. Pitchblende is the source, and under a strong lens the ceaseless bombardment yields a brilliant, realistic display of energy for amateur microscopists.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It describes an ointment to relieve mucous inflammation and an internal medicine that acts on blood to restore normal conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A fragment notes a homemaker plans to save on Doctor's Bills by making pudding tonight using an economical recipe found in a cookbook. It suggests adapting dessert to fit a tight budget and mentions a transcript source.
A fashion column notes New York Times praise of spring wear. Long coats with embroidery and square silhouettes headline the season, with three piece suits and tailored details. Hats dominate, favoring rounded, drooping brims, while straw options appear less common but accepted, and policeman hats gain popularity.
Felt hats remain popular with versatile shapes that suit most suits and sport styles. Lace trims and ribbons update lightweight hats while still keeping elegance, and a blend of printed and plain fabrics, such as black serge with printed crepe, creates striking outfits.
French millinery showcases newest hats with veils and laces for trimming. Some designs use a tiny ice edge shield over the eye, others feature straw crowns with delicate lace ruffles. Lace sashes drape over the crown and hang in a long streamer on each side.
An English class scene ends with a student named Darling triggering laughter as the instructor calls roll. The page also features a collage of ads and notices for Life magazine promotions, a horseflesh joke, a jury story, and multiple small product offers from vendors and schools. It captures midcentury ephemera and consumer pitches in a single cluttered page.
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