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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
6
An old advertisement touts "Diamond Dyes" as the simple solution to dyeing silk, linen, cotton, or blends without streaks or runs. It features testimonials about household use and a color card, urging cautious shoppers toward dependable results and warning against inferior dyes.
Dick Morgan alias Henry Jard returns from the French service badly scarred and posing as Huard to sell mining stock. Harmons confronts Hilliard about misrepresented ore while a banking insider presses for truth, threatening exposure and further financial ruin.
The Douglas fir, one of the best timber trees in the western United States, forms groves with diameters up to 20 feet and heights of 250 to 300 feet. Known also as false hemlock, it yields telegraph poles, ship masts, and interior finish, with rapid early rings and multiple timber grades as it ages.
This piece argues for concise speech as a virtue. It credits terse speakers with delivering facts without wasted words and encourages all to practice self expression despite fear, noting practice yields action and insight for listeners.
The article notes chameleons and lizards eat fires insects and mealworms and that sugar water is not enough in winter. It warns many refuse food in cold months and all require warmth and sun. It adds Dickens remains read with strong sales claims despite critics.
Mrs Susie Sacatansky of Bayonne New Jersey reports relief from back and leg pains and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham’s vegetable compound She says she is strong again and recommends the medicine to friends The piece touts the twenty plus year reputation of the product as standard and dependable.
A brief Birmingham Age Lerala item quotes a conversation where Miss Pippin declines marriage to Mr. Dobson after mentioning a growing toothbrush mustache. The exchange ends with her firm refusal and reflection on her decision.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a gentle sleep aid for constipation and indigestion, promising toxin removal and no griping. It also includes short humor about a ring inquiry and a remark on businessfolk' social ease, noting office holders with influence lack push.
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