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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
7
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are marketed as a laxative that avoids irritation. They claim to stimulate liver and stomach secretions without scourging or weakening, boosting digestion and nerve health. Price 25 cents. All Druggists.
James G. Andrew, president of the International Compressed Air and Foundation Workers union, warned in Chicago that caisson workers face the world’s most dangerous labor. He compared foundation work to the legendary Durham mine accident tales and noted the peril in the job, citing a grim anecdote about unstable employment and risk.
A dog flea issue is touched on with a dry remark from a druggist while a doctor remains abstract about remedies. The exchange suggests little practical guidance and no specific treatment is offered.
The article notes spring clipping as a common practice among progressive horse owners to shed winter coats, improve drying and health, and speed work. It highlights clipping machines reducing time to clip and mentions dairymen clipping cows periodically to keep flanks and udders clean before milking.
A jumble of historic ad copy and claims for patent medicines. Highlights include Mrs Winslow for soothing syrup, Ady gossip line, Mrs Austin pancake mix, laxatives with bromine quinine, cure claims and a signature KH W Grove. Emphasizes sensational, unverifiable health promises and everyday consumer products.
Julia Bottomley reviews a black charmeuse coat with emerald lining and a large shawl collar paired with an ornate maline hat. She notes warm muff and scarf options for cold weather, praises the milliner’s craft, durability, and suggests the ensemble suits many gowns though costly.
Marie Montaigne argues in Harper's Bazar that mobile lips stay youthful. Regular use through laughter and speech keeps lips flexible, reduces lines, and discourages grim thoughts as upturned corners foster happy memories.
The article describes adjustable shoulder strap brassieres for evening gowns with lace insertion and rib bon detailing. Some designs use ribbons to hold them in place, others feature all lace with decorative lower-edge straps that fasten the front. Embroidery and light boning offer bust support while remaining unobtrusive.
New laces display three or more mesh patterns with silk floss embroidery on select edges. Black Chantilly and Bohemian entre-deux are prominent as flounces range from sixteen to twenty four inches, likely to see extensive use.
The Dry Goods Economist notes light effects lead in lace trends with shadows marine Chantilly blonde point gaze lierre Bruges Alencon and related varieties prominent. Many upscale novelties feature combinations of the most attractive lace characteristics.
A narrow tape threaded through a button and laced with a small hole in the fabric, then the tape ends stitched flat on the back, keeps the button secure as long as the article.
A boudoir cap is noted for its strong material contrast. It is made from the thinnest pink marines with a two inch frill edge. A band ofermine covers the ruffle join and a jaunty fur tuft is fastened at one side.
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