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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
7
A fragment describes Jasper Haig and Rutherford presenting a double to a girl who resembles Rutherford. Daniel Gorgam is named in a trust benefit linked to Adelaide. Rutherford, a husband, shares the woman's fate as she dies.
In a crowded city shopping clash, Mary Manchester, a dress shop assistant of modest means, is drawn into a dangerous prospect after a sharp New Money customer questions her worth and a mysterious man urges a late evening business chance tied to a photograph, leading her to a high stakes midnight meeting.
Warning issued about imitation Diamond Dyes and unsafe packaging. Officials urge women to avoid counterfeit products and check labels for authenticity to prevent harm or unsatisfactory results. Local consumer bureau recommends purchasing from trusted brands and reporting suspected fakes.
A vintage warning urges customers to insist on the Diamond Dyes name on packages. If not present, return the item. Each 15 cent dye package carries straightforward directions for dyeing or tinting fabrics from skirts to draperies, suitable for first timers. Refuse substitutes and choose any color at the drug store.
A woman rides a bus along Park lane with a small dog in her arms and repeatedly asks the conductor about a house number. When the bus stops at the guessed address, she shows the dog to the doorway and exclaims it is where the dog’s mother was born.
A 35 cent Danderine tonic claims to revive dull lifeless hair by toning neglected scalps. It promises immediate stop to falling hair and itching, eliminating dandruff, while restoring strength color and youthful beauty. The product is advertised as a refreshing non greasy tonic available at drug stores.
Authorities vary on a standard for the body's surface area as size differs. A man at 5 feet 8 inches and about 175 pounds has roughly 16 square feet of skin, with larger individuals exceeding that and small bodies around 10 square feet.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for billousness constipation and sick headache. The copy promotes ten cent boxes sold at drug stores and highlights the product as a trusted laxative and digestive aid.
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