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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
7
The article notes ribbon and fabric flowers gain popularity with millinery use. It discusses cost, methods to make roses from satin ribbon, and how home crafting offers durable decor. Readers are advised to pick a style and imitate it, using readily available stems and foliage.
Description of a dress combining velvet and cashmere with amethyst tone. Tinted shirt is plain, over which a cashmere tunic edged with a narrow skunk border is worn.
Description of a kimono bodice opening over a velveteen vest with lace yoke. Fur trim on bodice and over sleeves, lace undersleeves, and a silk girdle with tasseled ends over the skirt. Materials listed: 10 yards velveteen, 5 yards cashmere.
Footwear is promoted as a key feature with short secant skirts drawing attention to feet. High toned boots with Cuban heels in calfskin suede and velvet dominate, with velvet packs in brown and navy to match Obe-tohe street outfits. Slippers use rich materials black satin velvet buckles rhinestones. Evening shoes feature cloth of silver or gold brocade and drawn-work stockings.
A Smart Set description highlights chiffon cloth skirts in two colors with knee deep plaited flounces and plain hems. It praises soft feminine appeal and notes pale color combinations plus bold mixes like black with green or crimson for practical wear.
The article details robe novelties featuring cashmere de soie on the upper part and a pine-patterned border in refined colorings. Below the border the frock ends with a deep plain band of ratine in a darker tone, completing the ensemble.
A light hearted exchange reveals a couple joking about their long marriage with a memory of a dinner party for thirteen guests. The husband recalls the exact setting while the wife laughs at the length of time together.
Mrs. Mary W. Ramsey of Colorado Springs describes her three week old son’s eczema with watery oozing, later boils during teething, and how using Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the ailment within months. She credits the remedies for restoring health and a soft complexion.
A casual theater-goer calls a burlesque a take-off while Miss Cayenne counters by saying to judge it by the costuming. The exchange highlights the showmanship and attire as defining features of entertainment.
A shopper asks about two-cent stamps at eight branch post offices. Bassett confirms two cents apiece and the woman buys two stamps with a dime, leaving six cents change. she refuses to use nickel-a-stamp slot machines and leaves without returning.
New York druggists at a meeting protested a city ordinance banning retail morphine sales except on prescription. They blamed physicians for forming morphine habits, noting most victims allegedly formed habits from prescribed medicines rather than proprietary remedies.
A Judge quotes a woman arguing about compliments. She says praise may reveal another’s belief in her, not her own certainty. The exchange centers on vanity, perception, and self worth as a social insight.
Early breakfast fare highlights Mrs Austins Pancake Flour as a preferred mix. The item appears in a vintage ad noting its suitability for morning meals and a homemaker audience.
A concise reflection asserts that health relies on human aid and communal support, highlighting interdependence in wellbeing. The phrase emphasizes care, cooperation, and the role of people in sustaining health outcomes.
In the dialogue two men debate a morning golf round with one noting plans to marry that morning. The exchange shows Scottish speech and camaraderie as they confirm the outdoor game before nuptial plans.
Distemper is described in all forms for horses and dogs with a cure claimed from Spohn Medical Co. Each bottle is guaranteed. Over 600,000 bottles sold last year. Prices are 50 cents and 1 dollar. Drugists can supply or agents are sought. Goshen Indiana.
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An advertising item touts Pettit's Eye Salve as quick relief for eye troubles priced at 25 cents, distributed by Howard Bros. of Buffalo New York and available at all druggists.
A reflective line contrasts how some people read soft words as tenderness. It questions whether gentleness is misused to mask insincerity and power dynamics in relationships.
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. It targets readers seeking fast relief from piles symptoms.
A fragment advertising slogan urges caution in enthusiasm while a nostalgic quote pairs with a 25 cent bottle of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething. The text contrasts moral admonition with a commercial pitch from an era of patent medicines.
A testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved severe knee pain and stiffness after other medicines failed. The speaker says they improved markedly and now consider themselves cured and urge others to obtain the remedy in liquid form or Sarsatabs.
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