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Newspaper

The Clayton Citizen

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1906

Page

3

Women Seek Wealth and Marriage Power in New Ad

A Robertson style ad urges women to gain wealth and a husband through charm and health. It promotes Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for irregular periods headaches backache and digestive issues, quoting a Hot Springs Arkansas nurse woman praising renewed love and vitality after three months use. The message links female wellness to marital harmony and social approval.

Lydia B. Pinkham Chas Brown Mothera’ Club Cedar Terrace Hot Springs Ark Lydia Rt. Pinkham

The Chromophage Microbe Turns Hair Gray in New York

A New York claim describes a microbe named chromophage turning hair gray early, popular among actors and society women. Bald men are immune, as the microbe attacks only hair cells. Heat and curling methods may influence gray hair exposure, contrary to blood-coloring theories.

New York

Latest fad in society greets glum and cross crowd

A new social trend mocks etiquette as letters of introduction are ignored by society leaders. A wealthy Roman Italian faced snubs in Newport this summer, reflecting a broader craze of restraint and exclusion among Eastern social circles. Japanese shipping firms show strong profits with large bonuses and dividend payouts. Nippon Yusen Kaisha reported depreciation and repairs charges, high insurance costs, and substantial staff bonuses while reserving funds and paying dividends.

Newport Japan Nippon Yusen Kaisha

The Dinner Table: Simplicity Replaces Plush Centerpieces

An up-to-date hostess favors simplicity over ornate centerpieces and glass lake decor. White tablecloths, silver and crystal settings, and discreet electric lights hidden in flowers replace candles and ferns. A fern centerpiece, white linens, slender crystal vases, and restrained blooms define the modern dining table.

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The Vogue of Armiets Glove Fashion

Armiets showcases shoulder length gloves as a fashion craze. Dancers and social girls favor long styles with decorative details. Noted examples include satin ribbon ruffles hidden by elastic bands and spangled gauze with gold ribbon. Another design hides elastic under turquoise bead ornament.

Kitchen Towels Brighten With Lemmon Soap Treatment

Souped up laundry note explains soaking towels in cold water with shaved castile soap and lemon juice. Simmer to a boil, cool gradually, then repeat to restore whiteness and remove stains.

Four Weddings for Carmen Sylva Amid Diverse Faiths

Carmen Sylva, queen of Roumania and noted writer, reportedly married four times. The German civil code and the Lutheran Roman Catholic Greek church rites are referenced in connection with her marriages, highlighting a life of complex religious and cultural affiliations.

Carmen Sylva Roumania

The Penalty of Fame in the Olden Days

A compact reflection on fame contrasting past and present media coverage. It notes newspapers rarely published pictures of famous people in earlier times and implies fame carried different burdens and visibility. The piece suggests fame was less photographically documented yet perhaps more elusive.

Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Longstanding Kidney Pain

A veteran from Indianapolis recalls severe kidney trouble after military service. He suffered headaches dizziness sleeplessness and dropsy with leg swelling and frequent painful drain from his kidneys. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his swelling subsided urine normalized and pains disappeared. he has remained well for nine years. The product is sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y at 50 cents a box.

B. Frank Doremms Roosevelt Ave Indianapolis Ind Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Day of Triumph Postponed Conundrum Sparks Banter

In a playful exchange, Miss Frances laughs at Dudekins conundrum about why her clothes resemble the moon. He claims he invented it, while she coolly implies opinions differ and hints at a clever reading of the joke. The moment captures lighthearted social teasing between the pair.

Dudekins Frances Dude King Opinfons

Copper Belief Tied to Lightning and Copper Veins

A skeptical man recalls a rural superstition that storms avoid certain copper veins. He notes farmers on his summer visit believed lightning skirted copper spots, and one farmer saved funds yearly to test a promising copper-rich patch.

Man quits coffee after forty years and finds health with Postum

A 70-year-old man, long tied to coffee, credits a decisive quit three years ago to Postum. He states nervousness eased and strength returned, noting better endurance for work such as writing and heavy calculations. He advises boiling Postum long enough and shares his improved appearance.

A N. Dak

Longtime East Liberty voter keeps tax receipts from 41 years

King, a 78 year old East Liberty resident born in 1828 and a veteran contractor, boasted tax receipts spanning 41 years on last registration day. A lifelong Republican, his first presidential vote was for John C. Fremont and his most recent for Theodore Roosevelt. He might find older documents in his strong box if he looks deeper.

King East Liberty Pittsburg Mr. King Baltimore John C. Fremont Theodore Roosevelt

Sheep-Killing Parrot in New Zealand Pastures

The kea or greenish brown New Zealand parrot preys on grazing sheep. It fastens on their backs tearing wool and fat, devouring flesh and kidney fat, leaving the sheep to die in agony.

New Zealand

Williams Pink Pills Cited To Cure Debility Across Hundreds

Testimony from Mrs. Morrison of Pittsburgh describes relief from grip and lingering debility after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. Claims include improved blood, restored strength, and broader nervous system benefits with claimed cures for paralysis and St Vitus dance. Pills offered by mail at 60 cents to $2 60 for a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Dr. Williams Mrs. Morrison Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

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