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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
3
A June 2 1964 letter recounts a 23 year chronic catarrh and dramatic relief after five bottles of Peruna. A June 30 1624 note from Mrs Bourland praises continued health and Peruna use. The ad touts Peruna’s century long record and offers 4 cents postage for back issues.
War time ad claims Red Cross Ball Blue enhances linen wear. Encourages grocers to stock and advertise the product for durable dish and tablecloth use.
The Kitchen Cabinet notes on health and triumph emphasize bringing ideas to consciousness to spark energy, courage, capability, joy, and a stimulation of bodily processes. Warren Hilton is referenced in the quotation.
A vintage baking section provides recipes for Golden Sponge Cake Maple Nut Cake Pecan Cake and Sour Cream Pie. It also lists heart shaped Heart Sandwiches Chicken and Ham Sandwiches Brown Bread Sandwiches Swiss Cheese and Spanish Sandwiches with detailed steps and ingredients.
A fashion feature notes South Europe and the United States as a resort-season stage for modern frocks. Two piece dresses with tunics, blouses, and decorative embroidery dominate a spring lineup in crepe de chine, kasha, satin, and taffeta. Designers like Lanvin, Worth, and Viennet present jackets, boleros, and capes, with white and light pastel palettes and bold color contrasts for day to evening wear.
Felt hats with an 18 inch diameter in cross green and coral are worn by English women and may be carried in a handbag.
The government through the post and telegraph department orders ST50000 worth of cable for six months of construction from a British Magtish brand of an American firm that specializes in telephone cable manufacturing.
An advertisement warns that aspirin must show the Bayer name on package or tablets to be genuine Bayer Aspirin. It cites 25 years of physician use and urges buyers to say Bayer when purchasing to avoid dangerous fakes.
A humorous exchange features Little Charles asking about trees and nuts while Papa explains the doughnut grows on the pantree in a light wordplay line from The Progressive Grocer.
Advertises Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes including Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Talcum. Claims relief from itching and burning with hot baths and gentle anointings. Priced at 25 cents each.
A brief Life column quips about a mother who works in a laundry while the son questions if she wastes her time. The exchange frames a domestic labor joke.
If you use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry you will not be troubled by tiny rust spots often caused by inferior bluing. Try it.
A dialogue snippet shows a poster couple probing tiredness in a strained relationship. The exchange hints at mutual weariness and a search for understanding. The brief exchange reflects interpersonal tension and an unresolved dynamic.
Quotation attributed to Daniel Webster notes that true value lies in enduring merit rather than novelty and cautions against equating newness with worth. The saying emphasizes timeless value over trendy novelty.
Mrs E Scovill of 851 tlk St endorses Dr Pierce medicines noting especially Favorite Prescription as a superior tonic for women. Ad promotes liquid and tablet sizes at 1 35 and 65 cents and offers free medical advice from Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
In this era cards serve as a favored pastime for individuals lacking skill in dialogue. The scene suggests a social cottage industry where conversation stumbles and card games fill the quiet moments.
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