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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
7
The fragment describes a revival by Billy Sundey in Knoxville and endorsements of Pe-ru-na as a remedy for catarrh. It claims widespread use over the last fifty years and notes that readers have found the cure transformative.
Paris fashion writers praise long redingotes and double breasted coats with skull cap felts. Navy tones with bleu de France and geometric hats define the season while painted jersey and kasha fabrics gain vogue as a discreet yet bold foundation for spring ensembles.
Sophisticated simplicity is expressed in a youthful dance frock. The design features double circular flounces for fullness and a circular fin repeated in a short cape effect at back.
The article highlights fashion materials and colors in vogue, including Kasha grain de poudre reps jersey covert cloth and Scotland tweeds. It notes the violine range from petunia to sepia with mahogany red tones and wine color hints in Paris fashion circles.
Designers sponsor rainbow effects in gowns for brides and bridesmaids with colors like gladiola pink mauve and hy drangea blue. Ivory and gold brocade gowns trimmed with pearls appear with silver lace bands and gold and silver bridal options shown alongside veiled tulle gowns decorated with beads.
Spring fashion centers on fruit trimming for hats. Roses, daisies, orchids, and anemones mix with cherries, currants, and small apples and lemons on felt fabric and straw hats, highlighting a fruit and flower trend.
The article explores chic as a transcendent quality linked to silhouette and carriage. It argues chic depends on proper fit and the era’s mode, with designers shaping it while the wearer can reveal it through graceful posture and fashionable yet well fitting garments.
New versions of cretonne coats display a design outlined in sliver thread with the ground filled by a tine blueh braid across the pattern.
Canada anticipates thousands of new settlers from Europe this year due to current restrictions in United States immigration laws.
An ad promotes Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It asserts safety and consistency across vegetable herbs and suggests it relieves ailments without habit forming risk. Available at drug stores.
The earliest French coffee story notes Louis XIV drinking the first cup about 280 years ago. The price then was about $25 per pound, illustrating early coffee's high cost.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment recommended daily for clear complexion and clean scalp with soft white bands, plus Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Advertisement promotes the trio as a complete beauty routine.
A compact saying about human nature highlights the tendency to overlook others’ problems while readily noting one’s own concerns. The proverb reflects social judgment and empathy within everyday life.
A vintage advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for weight loss and poor appetite. It claims millions benefited, cites the formula of roots and herbs, and promises quicker relief, better sleep, and restored color.
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