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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
8
Mrs. Albert Sultze of Winona Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her years of severe nervousness and sleepless nights The ad portrays the product as a standard remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation irregularities and backache urging others to try it.
Dyer says Wyld does not like music. she prefers popular songs and jazz. The quote notes it is easier to cultivate a girl's imagination than her voice.
An advertisement extols Cas Carets as a tonic for the bowels that relieves bilious attacks and constipation with no griping, claiming it works while you sleep. It contrasts with harsh purgatives like calomel and purports to restore regularity and cheerfulness. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry and a general sales pitch.
A decorative paper flower bouquet serves as a gift for grandparents. Each blossom center hides sewing notions such as thread, tape, pins, needles, and hooks. A small glass dish and a silk covered square box with gold lace and chiffon trim complete the elegant keepsake.
Trinkets cut from crepe paper of birds and butterflies mount on cardboard with wire for tree hanging. Candy figures of Santa are made by adding cotton hair and painted features. A colored cone decorated with gauze bows completes the handmade holiday display. It shows the fun of preparing for Santa Claus.
A dark brown willow basket lined with silk and ribbons serves as a versatile Christmas gift suitable for any recipient. The text describes a silk tapestry lace and glass tray, sized to fit a dinner plate, ideal for a dressing table among other decorative luxuries.
There are many lovely bonbon boxes among gifts on display in the shops. Here are two of them a round one covered with handsome cretonne which is glued to the foundation. The box
An aviator style coat and matching cap in chinchilla or thick soft fabric suits a little boy. The round cap has earflaps and the coat features a turn up collar to guard the face, ensuring warmth and pride.
The article describes two candle shades made of crepe paper cut to resemble flower petals. It notes the left shade uses strong red and white or green and red, while the right features three shades of rose with small curly petals glued to pink paper and a paper butterfly on the edge.
Charming satin bonnet scarf and muff trimmed with imitation ermine, a simple sewing project for mothers or aunts. Muffs available at department stores with a snar fastener at the scarf throat and silk cord suspension.
A speaker laments the lingering shy suitor postwar and recalls a couple who finally resolve their delay with a marriage proposal. A farmer, seeking relief for a toothache, is tricked by a hired hand into pulling the wrong tooth, then admits the error as he awaits the real one.
A Brown County farmer learns that painter T. C. Steele sold a canvas of his farm for a sum exceeding the farm’s value by $200, remarking the buyer’s taste. The farmer had not known Steele valued the scene so highly.
Adolphus vents anger after Milly Smarte insults him in a street encounter. Percy questions details as Adolphus explains that he offered to walk Milly Smarte home and she declined, remarking he need not go further.
A humorous exchange contrasts Mrs. Galumpus nagging Mr. Galumpus for lack of spirit with her view that domestic tyranny within a family is less compromising than external oppression. The twins are mentioned as a test of patience.
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