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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

8

Fashioning the aging figure in Parisian dress design

A discussion on how midlife and aging women navigate Europe and America’s fashion standards. French and American designers adapt silhouettes to flatter changing figures, with emphasis on tunics, one piece gowns, and draped lines.

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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Reader Letter

A reader from Kankakee Illinois recounts how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eased her mother’s life after menopause and helped her own weakness. The letter cites relief from nervousness backache and general female ailments and urges others to try the remedy as sold by druggists nationwide.

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Photographic Telescope To Aid Star Movement Studies

A huge thirty six foot long photographic telescope will measure star movements. An expedition at a southern hemisphere site near polar regions will use the third largest tube, a twenty six inch lens camera, and other gear to resolve astronomical problems.

Swamps Reborn as Musk Rat Farming Havens

Musk rat farming grows from pastime to thriving industry in swamp districts of the United States. Captive muskrats become tame and feed themselves on marsh vegetation, turning some breeding swamps into more valuable land than nearby croplands.

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Waisting Disease Questioned by Mrs Podgers

In a Boston Transcript excerpt Mrs Podgers and Mrs Gadsley discuss an unidentified wasting disease and its feared effects. The dialogue reflects concern over embiowpoint and reference to an aunt who supposedly wasted away, illustrating social anxiety over illness and idiosyncratic terms.

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