Velvet Hats and Oriental Touches Dominate 1916 Millinery
New York fashion notes say felt may grow in favor as velvet wanes. The muzzle of this season brings up hats with upturned brims, bullion embroidery, and Persian inspired satin folds. Russian and Arabian influences appear in bold silhouettes, with bullion ornamentation and coordinated accessories creating a complete head to toe look.
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Seasonable Negligees in Soft French Flannel
Brisk autumn mornings call for warm light wear. Negligees in soft French flannel offer comfortable warmth without heaviness and come in deep violet lavender pink and blue with scalloped edges or satin bands for a feminine choice.
White Kids Washable Boots Trend
A fashion note describes washable white kid boots admired by ladies. The piece depicts a fashionable routine where a girl cleans and heats them with soap and water, uses shoe trees at night, and wakes to spotless shoes ready for the day.
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Delicate Fabric Care With Borax Soak Method
For cleaning fine lingerie blouses center pieces and other delicate white articles dissolve a tablespoonful of borax in a carton of water. Submerge the muslins and let them soak for thirty minutes then gently rub them in fine white suds to finish.
Living as a living sacrifice in Roman 12 study
A church lesson outlines Romans 12 on presenting bodies as living offerings to God. It covers gratitude, use of spiritual gifts, unity in the church, and conduct toward others, urging diligence in service and perseverance in prayer.
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Luxemburg Area Measured At Three Thousand Square Miles
The report states Luxemburg covers about 3000 square miles. No further details provided.
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Early Christian Question Spurs Neighborly Grudge
A newcomer questions a minister about practicing sermons. A citizen sighs that the minister does preach but he would prefer he stop, noting the neighbor begins at seven o'clock Sunday mornings to practice what he will preach. The note ends by mentioning Pent fuel used for Swedish railway engines.
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Prompts Health Alarm
News notes caution about back pain signaling kidney trouble and extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy with samples offered by mail. It mentions drugstore bottles, a Binghamton address, and letters from users praising its kidney liver and bladder benefits. Also includes brief anecdotes on Elk feeding, war views, and a joke about a banana skin.
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Simple home remedies urged for kidney disorder
Dr W M Pierce promotes easy kidney care with hot water each morning plus ample water and Anuric before meals. He warns kidneys must work continuously to filter poisons and uric acid, listing signals like backache fatigue and swelling and urges readers to start treatment at their drug store.
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Prominent Iowa Man Praises Golden Medical Discovery
A prominent Oelwein resident, Mr. Sylvester Ault of 144 Second Ave North, testifies that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cured his general weakness from hard work. The herbal remedy, endorsed by Iowa residents for 40 years, is alcohol free and narcotic free with ingredients printed on the package. Available at drug stores in liquid or tablet form. or send ten cents for a large trial package to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, New York.
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