Perhaps You Can Express Love In Numbers
A playful exchange hints at conveying affection through figures rather than words, suggesting a clever numeric tribute to love.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
9
A playful exchange hints at conveying affection through figures rather than words, suggesting a clever numeric tribute to love.
A local ad offers dyeing and tinting services for worn or shabby garments or draperies to refresh their appearance and extend use. No specific pricing or contact details are provided in the readable text.
Diamond Dyes claim 15 cent packages let any woman dye or tint worn items. Directions are simple for first timers and suggest choosing any color at the drug store. Also a classroom quip notes Mercury is pictured in a thermometer.
A lecturer asks what youth will become, a philosopher notes old age and wisdom, and the dialogue ends. An ad copy notes a perfume’s influence on a lady of distinction. Cuticura cleansing and talcum promise clear skin in period style.
John H. O Connor of Kansas, longtime American Legion worker, veteran of World War I, and former Winfield post commander, reflects on an unlikely path from farmer and mason to lieutenant colonel. Born in Frankfort Kentucky, he moved to Kansas in 1879, later serving in the Kansas National Guard and World War I, with posts as postmaster of Winfield and organizer of the Winfield Legion post.
The Metropolitan firemen post of the American Legion in Boston renames three fireboats in honor of fallen WWI heroes. Engine 31, 44, and 47 become Jeln Lt. Dowd, Thomas A. Ring, and Anas MacDonald with bronze tablets mounted on pilot houses. Relatives unveiled the tablets as a navy firing squad saluted during the ceremony.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair growth tonic that revives lifeless scalps and curbs falling hair. It claims quicker conditioning, reduced itching and dandruff, and improved strength and color without greasiness. Available at any drug store.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for bilious or feverish babies and children. It promises to regulate bowels without griping, soothe stomachs, and stimulate liver action, urging buyers to ask druggists for genuine California Fig Syrup and avoid counterfeits.
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