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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1929
Page
7
The article reviews lace and nets in evening wear, noting lace gowns with caplike hats, point d esprit fabrics, and beaded nets. It highlights American-made laces, bold color choices like brown and midnight blue, and dramatic back drapes or bustle-style fullness as key trends.
Rosemond Bower of Frontenac Kansas writes that Milks Emulsion cured her long standing constipation and weight loss. She reports gaining five pounds and improved complexion after about 12 bottles and says doctors agree it is effective. She offers to answer inquiries and notes a money back guarantee from The Milks Emulsion Company Terre Haute Indiana.
A humorous exchange about education and attention in school and a remark that a doctor faces a stubborn case with a long-lived family. The quip notes a man’s knowledge hinges on the book in front of him and ending with a wry line about hats and heads.
In the exchange the speakers joke about dramatists and lovers proposing in old fashion. The dialogue hints at marriage motives and romantic conventions without advancing a plot.
In Kansas Greeley county adopts a Greeley themed homage with Tribune as county seat named for Horace Greeley. The other principal town Horace carries his given name reflecting the legacy. The brief note cites Indianapolis News on local tribute.
An old remedy story promotes Pastor Koenig’s Nervine from Koenig Medicine Co. factories worldwide. The ad offers a large free sample at readers’ expense of a postal request to 104 North Wells Street, Chicago Illinois, asking to mention the local paper.
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