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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
11
A New York City report on Florence Rose Fashions previews evening gowns for a privnte showing. Designers praise delicate tulle, metal brocades, batins and patterned taffetas, noting tulle scarfs frame faces while color guidance suggests blond hair suit tones.
A damaged passage describes clothing details such as coloring, a left side invdraned skirt held by a large blue velvet bow, a bodice with ribbons, and asks readers to address inquiries via the newspaper.
A playroom scene frames a city health crackdown after four dairymen are arrested on charges related to selling skimmed milk with added water. The city chemist’s analysis found the milk supply to be above standard quality overall, but improper labeling and dilution were flagged. Trial set for April 1.
A faded newspaper fragment touts Jacobs Liniment for backache relief urging rubbing into the pain. It mentions a trial battle of old and a promise of soothing, penetrating relief with claims of quick effect and harmless skin impact. A separate scene describes a girl and a Sailor Boy in a domestic page, though details are unclear.
An old article promotes a simple shampoo made by dissolving a teaspoonful of a chemical in hot water to wash all hair. It claims the mixture dissolves oil dirt and dead skin, leaves hair soft and pliant, and enhances natural color while reducing shedding.
In a playful tale a Sailor Boy recounts climbing a tree to save a scene in the toyroom. Mooly Cow confirms his daring deed while the other toys debate the event and the boy’s honesty. The narrative centers on the vote of the toys to honor him as hero.
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