DeMiracle depilatory promises under-skin hair removal
A 1920s style advertisement claims DeMiracle depilatory removes hair beneath the skin unlike pastes and rub-ons. It advertises bottles priced 60 cents to $2, with a free plain envelope booklet and a New York address for orders.
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DeMiracle
DeMiracle Chemical Co
Dept. 10
J, Park Ave
129Th &T
New York
Heavy quadruple plated Silver Pitcher to Sulee
A medium sized silver pitcher with heavy quadruple plating is presented to Sulee. The item features refined craftsmanship and a durable finish suitable for formal settings. Further provenance details are not provided in the readable text.
Butterick Patterns Standards Across Generations
A brief note highlights Butterick patterns as a long lasting standard guiding sewing safety and reliability across generations.
Autumn Millinery Debuts at Joske Store Displays
From the East comes word that red and purple hats are in vogue. Tomorrow Joske Store showcases new Autumn Millinery in red and pink shades with fabrics of fine quality. Styles range from medium and small to large straight designs with drooping brims. Trimmings feature jet ornaments fur edges feathers and pompons.
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Joske
Ashion
Beauty Parlor Manicure by an Expert Attendant 35c
A beauty parlor advertises a manicure service by an expert attendant priced at 35 cents. The notice highlights skilled care and grooming options for customers seeking affordable beauty treatments.
New America and the Concert of Nations After War
The piece argues for a postwar world with a tribunal to judge nations, and a federation of democracies led by England, France, and America. It envisions a united western world safeguarding liberty, policing global order, and relying on a reborn United States as a global authority.
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Federation of Nations
America
Bulwark of Peace
United States
Isaac F. Marcosson
Russia
Europe
U. S
England
France
Germany
Paris
Shell and Steel
Great Britain
Wilson
Lloyd George
Scandinavia
Teutonic
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Cuba
South America
Spain
Kerensky
Western Hemisphere
Prussia
British Isles
Eagland
New York
Kitchener
Cntrasts
Destiny
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
India
Republic of South Africa
Copyright Notice of 1917 Bell Syndicate
A 1917 copyright notice from the Bell Syndicate, Inc. appears as part of a newspaper page segment. It indicates ownership and rights for the syndicated material published that year.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
German Communes Move to Tax Cats for Revenue
Berlin reports several German communes plan a cat tax with a option to surrender unwilling pets to commercial slaughterhouses. A network of slaughterhouses has been organized to process cat meat.
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Berlin
New Kimonos Of Japanese Cloth Arrive In New Styles
Oriental themed kimonos from Japan feature elaborate embroidery and prices from 1.98 to 3.50. Women's quilted satin jackets from Japan range 5.96 to 6.95. New quilted silk bath robes in dark shades and new colors priced 8.95 to 13.50.
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Japan
Prussia Names New Executioner Paul Spaete
Aug 25 report from Berlin says Prussia appoints Paul Spaete, a Breslau butcher, as official executioner after a vacancy of over a year. Spaete, chosen from 342 applicants, earns 650 dollars yearly plus 135 dollars per execution and travel fees. northern states sometimes borrow him for capital sentences.
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Berlin
Prussia
Schwietz
Breslau
Paul Spaete
Schweitz
Milan Contributes Gold and Silver to Italian Collection
Rome reports Milan has donated over 100 pounds of gold and 200 pounds of silver to the national Italian gold collection, aiding the wartime effort and national relief.
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Milan
Rome
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