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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1886
Page
16
A Lima New York reader from November 25 1886 praises Piso's Cure for Consumption as life saving for lung trouble and requests Piso's Remedy for Catarrh, stating it proves as effective for Catarrh as Piso's Cure for Consumption. The letter credits long term use and recommends the products to others with catarrh or lung difficulty.
Henry Brarearorp reports trying Piso's Remedy for Catarrh during an illness in Battle England on February 18 1886 and finding immediate relief He says he has recommended it to others who also found relief from the remedy.
A reader from Kastrxos Tennessee dated March 28 1886 praises Piso's Remedy for Catarrh claiming it did more good than any prior remedy and urges others to use it. The writer offers to let the publication share the statement publicly.
A mixed column trains readers in domestic and personal matters. It urges better female health knowledge, critiques fainting myths, praises outdoor activity for women, and argues men must share household duties. it also notes child fears and encourages gradual exposure. It critiques dress and urges single life as viable.
A mosaic of 19th century advice covers child foot care with dry feet and proper shoe fit, woolen stockings versus cotton, and warming routines. It moves to a Dutch single dress concept, then home care tips on hands, doors, sweeping, European style influence on Japanese women, egg age tests, serving tea, roast beef tips, a portrait of a progressive woman, Corn Pone revival, and chocolate etiquette in society outlets.
A reflection on marriage and gender roles, arguing women know little of daily business progress. The piece suggests husbands shield wives from shop talk, while wives should grasp general finances, profits, and prudent expenditures. It emphasizes minimal interference and shared budgeting within a partnership.
A household note stresses neatness in dress and home decoration, arguing that a matron who appears in shabby attire before her family undermines respect and decorum, while the article urges tasteful housekeeping and personal presentation as essential values.
A clipping notes how Paris salon portraits omit names on frames while national exhibitions reveal full titles. It cites Harper's Bazaar on Mme or Mile A. and Elia Wheeler Wilcox on personal portraits. Tips on silver care and stain removal follow, with quirks about unmounted photographs in libraries.
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