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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
7
A fashion authority notes a surge of color in fabrics and garments, with prints and embroidery transforming silk and cotton dresses. The piece highlights one piece dresses, three quarter length wrapping coats, and bold blue and white color combinations shaping spring styles and influencing industries worldwide.
French dressmakers favor cotton thread embroidery on silks and wools and favor vivid color in hats. Pink tones deepen this season, used to face black straw hats and as trimmings while bold orange and black hats arrive from Paris. Veils, wide and narrow ribbons, and upstanding brims define the season with poke bonnets remaining a key style.
Mrs Sadie Banes of Kansas City credits Tanlac with ending years of poor appetite indigestion nervous headaches back pain and sleeplessness after three bottles. She now works joyfully at home and says Tanlac has transformed her life. Tanlac advertised as sold by all reputable druggists with over five million bottles sold.
A short motto from the American Legion Weekly quotes a phrase about initiative. The line reflects a theme of constant action and duty urging members to persist in service.
Drugstore reports show many unaware of kidney trouble and insurance rejections for unknown disease. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root praised for healing influence and high success. Sample bottle offer for ten cents via Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
A parvenu is an upstart who rises from nothing and falls back to nothing, a man who gains status suddenly and loses it just as quickly. The term describes social climbers who lack durable status and permanence.
Taxicabs in Mexico City show a bright palette with colors such as yellow blue white brown green and variegated varieties reflecting the city’s vibrant taxi scene.
A Plymouth Rock Gelatine advertisement touts quick jelly making, claiming one box yields four pints of any flavor with no cooking. It emphasizes ease for pleasing children and notes half a million in cold cash as a contrast to a widow's finances.
A cascade of testimonial snippets from Cortland Ohio and St Louis praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding childbirth and restoring strength. Women claim improved health and multiple children, with endorsements from Mrs Claude P Canfield Mrs J S Alcom Jr and Mrs Julius Hartman. The ad copy also promotes Cuticura and Cole's Carbolisaire as skin and cleansing aids.
A college periodical editor states they never read risque humor and dismisses such content. The exchange notes an aversion to edgy or adult material from an inexperienced source.
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