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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
7
A new coat that doubles as a suit when paired with a matching skirt becomes a versatile wardrobe staple for travelers. Shown in neutral tans, grays, blacks and whites with checks, the design features straight lines, braid trim, military buttons, and fan plait inserts at the waist to flare the skirt. The matching skirt is fitted with a conservative flare and ankle length, balancing tailored lines with subtle elegance.
Designers place four to five inch initials in French knots at the towel’s left above the border instead of centered. For men, towels with large initials are stylish. Small guest towels show fine damask patterns with a narrow colored linen hem and white or colored embroidery.
Separate coats draw notice as fashion shifts toward full length and seven-eighths lengths. Some newer coats appear uneven in hem, signaling evolving style trends in outerwear.
Spring draws motorists to outdoor jaunts and the purchase of motor tags. Women emphasize becomingness in millinery while choosing motor hats with silk bodies for soft crowns, dampness resistance, and dust shedding. Finishes include broad rib bon ties and silk buckle trims, with new large chiffon veils described.
A Cottonwood Minnesota weekly reprints a Mr. Hansen letter praising Western Canada for American settlers. He notes strong yields in drought conditions, Canada’s similar laws, voluntary military service, and welcoming government aid including free provisions and seed grain. He argues emigrants prosper and remain loyal to both nations.
A humorous exchange in the Boston Evening Transcript features a clerk praising the best burglar alarm that alarms the residents as soon as a burglar enters. The customer counters asking for a model that will alarm the burglar itself.
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to relieve delicate feverish kids. Claims include stomach cleansing and liver action for cross and irritable children, with sample addresses for medical sample use.
A person asks whether consulting a beauty doctor can improve complexion. The inquiry seeks hope or reassurance about results and outcomes of dermatological treatment.
A compressed testimonial reel from Mrs S T Richmond Providence R I and others praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments including displacement irregularities and postnatal weakness. The ad invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
A reader from Welcome Lake Pa reports relief from backache kidney trouble and digestive issues after using Dodds Kidney Pills and Dyspepsia Tablets. The letter praises the remedies and seeks publication for other sufferers. The Kansas City Star cites the tale in support of the product.
A fragment notes a singing move by Calibaee Nees with a cryptic line about the next fight and a town setting. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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