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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
3
The fragment discusses aspirin usage and mentions Bayer products on packaging. It notes price of twelve tablets and references general pain relief. The text references Neptin and safety warnings in a historical context.
The text states that during sleep vital energy continues to be expended and stored for the next day. It asserts that once awake, mental activity begins depleting vital force and that no food, drink, tonics, or stimulants can substitute for sleep in restoring energy.
An anecdote from a Chicago Tribune column describes a guest nearly dying of embarrassment when the maid offered coffee misread as tea. The hostess warns the coffee looks weak, revealing a humorous dining room miscommunication.
Fragmentary quotes describe an author painting emotions while drinking and a doctor urging walking to stimulate appetite. The text blends magazine style remarks on appetite and business bills, with scattered references and incomplete phrases.
A Fulda Indiana man recalls severe kidney trouble in 185, three doctors gave up, then Dodd's Almanac recipe and a double dose relieved symptoms by the next day. He reports long lasting recovery after using the pills and endorses sending 60 cents in stamps to Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo New York for supply.
A Twenty-eighth Division unit pushes through shell fire at Meuse Argonne. A single doughboy lies in front of a shallow trench while another officer orders digging. The soldier quips about his “contract” as a German prisoner is found digging near the line.
The Parisienne moves away from extreme hip extensions and drapery, favoring straight chemise like cuts with softly girdled waists. Lanvin's Czecho Slavik inspired gowns return to refined elegance with black embroidery on light fabrics. Fur trims, especially monkey fur, remain popular in borders and collars, while muffs become less common as mantles wrap the wearer.
Semifitted belts and poison green emerge as favored hues. Feather dresses prevail. afternoon gowns run feverish in tone. Narrow belts wrap the figure. bright printed tassel coats and salt cloth trims appear in hats and blouses. Detachable fur capes promise versatility for coats.
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