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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
7
A Philadelphia mother describes severe nervous strain and fatigue and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after three months of use. The ad highlights common complaints among overworked mothers and promotes the remedy as a cure for nervousness and run-down condition.
Fashion writers say American designers adapt Paris styles with new tunics and brilliancy. Tafteta coats, glace silk capes, and two tone chiffons lead summer wraps. Tunics echo the dolman, skirts stay slim, and beaded trims with pearl and jet add jewelry-like accents.
A vivid survey of this season's gowns highlights metal and bead embroidered nets metal brocades heavily spangled and jetted nets lustrous satins and rare laces. Even affordable options aim for dainty girlish effects while standout pieces use simple satin or silk with decorative touches. A black satin dinner frock with tulle wings blue and silver brocade train and black lace drapery showcases the new flat back and floor length silhouette.
An aging body needs care to protect kidneys from uric acid buildup and Bright’s disease. The ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules from Holland as a quick relief, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Dinks notes Binks spends all spare time at the pictures since his wife became a movie actress. Jinks says he loves watching her perform for two mortal hours and hearing nothing in return.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Peerys Dead Shot kills worms and tapeworms and clears mucus they breed in, with one dose claimed sufficient to tone digestion. The copy adds a moral comment about Satan and idle hands creating work for others.
A compact note argues that baseball belongs on the square as well as the diamond, advocating field versatility and community use for public spaces.
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