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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1898
Page
6
Do you use it It’s the best thing for the hair under all circumstances Promotion of growth relies on nourishing roots and scalp Ayer’s Hair Vigor claims to remove dandruff cleanse the scalp and restore natural color or fade to gray hair may be reversed when roots are nourished
Fragmentary OCR item hints at a sensational claim about wealth ruin and liver cleansing cures tied to a product or remedy. No clear entities or dates are readable. The text appears garbled and inconsistent with verifiable facts from the source.
Fragmented article notes natural gas “eternal fires” near the Caspian, a 35 year old man from Hunswick, Q with piles cured by DeWitt’s Boxel Salve, plus ads praising Witch Hazel, One Minute Cough Cure and mushroom study in Philadelphia. The piece blends local life, patent medicines, and a Chicago Record vignette about reading aloud with Julia.
The Butterick Publishing Co presents styles for bicycle skirts and summer wear with pale voile and white satin trim. Descriptions cover kirt outfits with lace panels, belts, and refined jackets inspired by The Delineator, noting lighter weights, machine stitching, and back plaits for riding ease.
The fragment describes Stephen Gane appearing in McChune's Magazine with photos and a Cleveland Moffett piece. It cites The Fastest Vessel and a dramatic ceiling scene, mentions Anthony Hope and a bomber tale, and notes a heroic yet unpained last word.
Tan shots and boots gain popularity with lighter, porous tan leather. Military tie shown on black and tan shoes, other styles emphasize comfort. The tour de cou becomes a fashionable accessory, with chiffon and silk in pale grays. Princess gowns in cashmere and wool feature intricate foulards and evolving coat lengths signal longer skirts.
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