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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
6
Mrs Brown induced her husband to labor in the garden. A green sprig grew and flourished. Brown suspected a hidden meaning but kept silent. Mrs Brown’s doubt grew until she asked if it was a weed. His bitter reply: It came up, didn’t it.
Demand Bayer aspirin only. If the package or tablets lack the Bayer name you are not getting the genuine product proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. Say Bayer when you buy aspirin. Imitations may prove dangerous.
Advertisement promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills at 872 Pearl Street New York. It claims the pills are a purgative with a tonic effect for digestion and invites readers to toast them themselves.
A bashful young man asks what paper to use for a marriage proposal letter. The editor humorously replies to use sandpaper, delivering a playful twist on a serious moment.
Advert says have Musterole ready at cold start. It promises deep warmth as it treats pores and offers a cooling relief. Claims include easing sore muscles and chest discomfort and helping myriad ailments from cough to pneumonia with claimed preventive effects.
A personified Beauty declares her role in harmonizing nature through spring, summer, autumn, and winter. She commands each season to bring only their best features, gathering flowers, snow, warm sun, and vivid colors while excluding harsh weather, to create a world of perpetual beauty.
Gwen feels lonely away from her mother when left with a neighbor for the afternoon. The hostess offers toys and tries to cheer her, but Gwen says her loneliness comes from the heat where she is.
A 1926 Western Newspaper Union piece reviews a French couture tailored suit featuring gray wool velour, sable fur, and inverted plaits, paired with broad brim hats in amber and brown. It highlights updated millinery trends with metal tissue brims, soutache bands, and floral trim, noting the season favors wide brims and ornate details.
A feature on simple handkerchief crafts for Christmas. A colored linen kerchief carries a tiny embroidered pocket with a picoted top that holds a powder puff. A bent wire with ribbon forms a miniature umbrella that can hang on the tree.
Madam Mode favors bright flowers pinned to coats or fur neckpieces. Six pictured varieties include valley lilies carnations gardenias roses and other blooms mounted on stems with foil. Blossoms can be scented and serve as charming gifts from millinery shops.
A brief item notes women skilled in knitting may craft an amusing tea cozy from looped yarn. The piece hints at clever technique and enjoying handmade kitchen decor.
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