Beauty’s Objective Seen by a Chicago Writer in Ogden
A fragmented Woman’s Page study quotes a Chicago critic noted for many locals, discussing beauty standards and social expectations. It references local shops, trends, and personalities while musing on fashion, demeanor, and era attitudes. The piece hints at cultural influence from press figures and addresses readers with a reflective, period voice.
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Medicine hailed as cure all claims stretch scarce evidence
A garbled OCR style record touts a medicine as curing thousands and potentially the reader, but the text is riddled with misspellings and broken phrases. It mentions various places and names in a fragmented way, with no verifiable source or concrete data.
LOUG LAD WON Ee Bore seg bev e's Werth oy sory ores
A garbled note from the LOUG shop section details a local event with unclear names and places. It hints at a result or win and mentions someone named Ee Bore seg bev and Werth. The text is fragmentary and several terms remain unreadable.
Notes From Paris Bar
Fragmentary note from a Paris bar reads inebriated chatter about a shy singer and a mysterious figure. The unreadable lines hint at social moments but no clear events or names are discernible.
Fashion Hints and Lace Revival Feature In Style Notes
Fragments discuss silk beads bold color pairs for evening wear and scarves. Descriptions cover ostrich feather fans tortoise shell accents, metallic ribbing, and crystal beads on girdles. Lace revival from Paris highlights sheer gowns, mantles, panniers, and rich trims with chenille and embroidery.
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Asich Teasher Winnsig
Rippling Rhymes WA1 Mason Trai t Clipped Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Swarth and Wolf with slogans and references to workers. The passage is garbled but hints at a debate or slogan contest and possible labor or trade themes. No clear events, dates, or verifiable names beyond Swarth and Wolf appear in readable form.
Business Woman Returns To Desk After Illness Triumph
Myra Minty Atkins proprietor of Mathers' Mace in San with a faltering health story credits Tanlac for restoration of appetite, strength, and digestion after a bout of influenza. She reports quick improvement after second bottle and lauds the medicine for enabling her to resume work, praising Tanlac as a fine remedy. The ad also mentions car care tips and local chemical plant plans.
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Minty Atkins
Mathers’ Mace
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Atkins
Tarlac
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Tralac
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Melmyre One Co
Adventure in Hearts at the Albambra Theatre
A screen adaptation of Anthony Hope’s novel Certain Dieppe titled An Adventure in Hearts plays at the Albambra Theatre tomorrow. The cast features Felene Chadwick as the lead with Winifred Greer, Walter Long, and Howard G. in supporting roles.
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Samblie
Tome
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Che Miot
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Mr. Warwick
Wovel
Winifred Grewant
Walter Long
Howard G
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promoted in Odd Ad
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine for internal use. It boasts a blend of purifying ingredients and promises relief from mucous buildup with testimonials and a local distributor.
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