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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
3
A Dayton mother testifies that Milks Emulsion restored her ill ten year old son’s health after pneumonia and weak lungs. The ad touts its palatable formula, appetite boost, and digestive aid, promising refunds if not satisfied. Prices listed as 60c and 1.29 per bottle. Terre Haute Ind. company.
Powell asks who had the nerve to give the bride away in a terse wedding related dialogue fragment. The text contrasts commitment to art with domestic rituals.
An advert claims meat forms uric acid that cripples kidney function and causes pain, headaches, poor digestion, and rheumatic twinges. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush acids from urine and restore kidney action.
Powell recalls sleeping in a coal bin as Howell asks about the most expensive room. Powell answers with a terse memory of a coal bin while Howell probes the topic of costly rooms.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic for hair, promising long thick shiny locks and renewed color and vitality. Also promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with claims of curing catarrh and strengthening the body, featuring a money back offer and testimonials.
A fashion note extols the one piece dress for comfort ease of wear and youthful appeal amid a flood of daily activities. It highlights navy blue gabardine frocks with ecru silk embroidery and decorative perforations, plus other blue serge styles with straw and silk accents.
The season favors one piece frocks from gebamine to taffeta with navy serge and gabardine options. Peasant chemises slip on with minimal fastenings while broken line skirts, plaits, and ribbons provide contrast. Long gloves suit sleeves. wool frocks offer practicality in milder weather, with elbow coverage noted as fashionable and practical.
A succinct reflection notes that some married men find isolation appealing. It suggests social patience and personal choice play roles in attitudes toward companionship and solitude.
A brief, slightly tense exchange unfolds as a remark goes unspoken and a potential sound is momentarily suspected but not confirmed. The dialogue hints at discreet tension without revealing a clear incident or outcome.
Constipation invites troubles which come quickly unless checked by Green's August Flower a gentle laxative that regulates digestion cleanses the stomach and alimentary canal and stimulates bile flow. A sovereign remedy used in thousands of households for over half a century for indigestion nervous dyspepsia sluggish liver and related issues. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Try a bottle take no substitute.
A pair of terse lines depict a character named BI declaring hopelessness while another notes the speaker looks broken and worn. The exchange centers on the theme of visible distress and unspoken strain in dialogue.
An advertisement touts a single nightly application of Roman Eye Balgam to treat inflammations of the eyes both externally and internally, suggesting clear merit with regular use.
The bear cubs result from an arranged pairing between Teddy the Canadian black bear and Daisy the Indian brown bear. They are the first known black brown hybrids born in the zoo and appear healthy. Also reported is the Matamata turtle, arriving in London, said to be on a hunger strike, with a rocklike shell and wormlike ground bait near its jaws.
A playful exchange in a social setting features one friend lamenting the cost of a good cigar while the other jokes about a poor stock at the local dealer, turning a simple smoke into a lighthearted critique.
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as guaranteed to give rich fadeless color to wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It promises successful dyeing on dresses blouses stockings skirts coats feathers and more with a direction book included. The Color Card helps match any material.
In a plainspoken exchange Mrs Countessel upbraids Hiram over calling their son Josh unworthy. He defends a harsher view that Josh is not worth his sugar due to his current work, while the dialogue hints at family tensions from a domestic scene in early dialect.
Howells in Harper's Magazine extols old ladies as angelic and unfading in beauty praising the enduring wisdom and virtue of aging women. He remembers a refined lady whose mind and character embodied the finest modernity and literary taste.
A brief exchange reveals discomfort with a conversation about dull topics. One speaker accuses a man named Chat terton of steering discussion toward uninteresting subjects while the other asks what was discussed.
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