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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
4
A terse line suggests a philosophy of shared burden and calm in face of stress, urging someone to defer worry to another party. It reflects a social attitude likely from a period column or lampoon. The quotation hints at practical stoicism in everyday relations.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving and bathing claiming doubled razor efficiency and skin health. It promises no muggy feel, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaves. The copy presents one soap for all uses.
A Los Angeles publisher dining with a duke and duchess with a double surname faced a tense moment over how to address the hostess. He finally calmed the scene by reaching across the table to hold her hand and remarking that everyone enjoys good home cooking.
A hired man in Kansas City Star style vent says his boss shows no respect and would insult him as readily as his son in law. The quote captures workplace tensions and staff frustration.
Reports claim the ex Kaiser purchased a house near Utrecht Holland and seeks to end his days there. The piece traces the Hohenzollern line to 1713 and notes England secured major territories and privileges in that peace, shaping modern Europe.
In a playful exchange Patrice notes Percy’s marriage proposal promises lasting sunshine for Peggy. Alice adds that Percy could only discuss weather, hinting at his habitual topic and its charm.
A paper flower bouquet gift for grandmamma features a sewn supplies heart in each blossom. One flower hides a spool of black thread while others reveal tape loops pins needles hooks and eyes. A sulk lined box with gold lace and silk cover holds the arrangement as a decorative sewing companion.
Birds and butterflies cut from crepe paper are mounted on cardboard with wire to hang on the tree. Candy is shaped into Santa figures with cotton hair and painted features. A colored paper cone with gauze ribbon tops the display, all part of a joyful handmade holiday scene.
A dark brown willow basket lined with silk and ribbons pleases any recipient at Christmas. The luxurious furnishing serves many roles, from tray or server to a dressing table companion, with silk tapestry, gold lace, and glass accents.
Two bonbon boxes attract shoppers with decorative designs. A round cretonne covered box is shown among other boxed gifts on display in the shops.
The piece highlights a darning bag of ribbon that can be carried with its contents over the arm and a handkerchief case in heavy linen with a coarse liner thread used for decoration.
A vintage ad-style piece promotes an aviator coat and cap for a boy, praising warmth and pride. It also hawks Danderine as a hair tonic claiming instant shine, health, and anti-dandruff benefits with affordable drugstore availability.
The article describes candle shades cut from crepe paper to imitate flower petals. It notes two contrasting color pairs on the left shade red and white or green and red. A right shade features three shades of rose with curly petals like sweet peas and a pink paper foundation with a paper butterfly on its right side.
A bonnet scarf and satin muff trimmed with imitation fur delight a child at Christmas. The set can be sewn by loving mothers or aunts with basic skills. Beds for mutts are sold at department stores. The scarf fastens with a snap at the throat and the muff hangs from a silk cord.
A dark silk toilet bag with a printed figure and satin lining holds a center powder box and assorted toilet articles in surrounding pockets. A cord closure and neck suspending money or jewel pouch complete the travel set.
An advertisement promises relief from foggy, headachy feelings caused by liver and bowel toxin build up. It claims Cascarets work while you sleep without griping, unlike Calomel or harsh pills, and cost little.
A summer girl has many engagements while the telephone girl receives the most calls. The contrast highlights social expectations and favored attention for different roles in daily life.
The advertisement argues that Bayer Aspirin must be labeled Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in a Bayer package with proper directions for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Lumbago and Rheumatism. It notes Bayer as the genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years with handy tin boxes of 12 tablets costing a few cents.
An advertisement warns that kidney and bladder troubles worsen over time and urges early treatment with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims Holland origins since 1696 and guarantees refunds if not satisfied, urging purchase from druggists in sealed three sizes.
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