Ivory Shampoo Claims for Hair Care Highlighted
The text states Ivory is ideal for shampooing hair and notes it cleans without altering hair color. It presents Ivory as a preferred soap for washing hair, emphasizing its color stability.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
8
The text states Ivory is ideal for shampooing hair and notes it cleans without altering hair color. It presents Ivory as a preferred soap for washing hair, emphasizing its color stability.
London March 6 The harbor protection for Dover is under fierce debate between naval and military authorities as to fortify cliffside batteries or rely on fast torpedo destroyers. A compromise likely to emerge, with expectations the harbor defenses will be completed by year end.
A long society column lists a three act drama at Tackenridge Villa with Father Cpenneder as chaplain and a musical program. Guests include Prof Emabee of the University of the South, Prof and Mrs Wasley Peacock, and many local residents. Also noted are receptions, boating on West Hod Lake, forthcoming musical performances by Prof Steinfeldt and pupils, and social events at the mining room and Phoenix Club with various speakers and attendees.
A garbled fragment discusses Vaile and Veils in plain shades like tan white cream Copenhagen and navy brown and black. It references color options and price cues but the context remains unclear and incomplete.
The fragment lists several individuals including Metnidon Bizebel Meridon Oa Jee Mark and Lawse Nery with mentions of Mrs Hodges and Mrs Reynolds. It notes W H Meir and Clareper Thon as nest fi rs, and a gathering hosted by Mrs Charles W Gude. A Caskeinian party of 19 felons and relilys embarks with Myed Oils manning over the Kaly from St Louis en route in the Gaus aclu taneh.
Report lists prominent locals at a Southern visit in Stillen including M. G. Wally, Jackhart, and others. Mentions Mrs. Stockdale, Mra 8. 1%, and Deputy Marshal Lancaster. Also notes Portugal’s Wallatie Crown ceremony plans and estimates of European crowns’ values.
The ad extols Grape-Nuts as containing all nutrients from wheat and barley and the phosphate of potash Nature uses to rebuild brain and nerve cells. It asserts the product supports digestion and builds steady, clear brains with the slogan There’s a Reason.
A fragment from a periodical offering moral guidance on women’s work and conduct. It discusses employment, propriety, and self-reliance, exhorting women to seek purposeful labor while guarding modesty, with warnings against overexposure and frivolity. It also touches on corsetry, grooming, and travel comforts, contrasting ideal and flawed behavior.
A New York baker who is also a poet and painter is noted. The text mentions Bavoy restaurant at 119 Soledad street with best meals of the day, open days and hours, and names such as Phong and T. Hughes. There is a brief reference to Burnett & Co. as ordertakers and a vague note about an ailing practitioner limited to eye and ear work.
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