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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
5
A vintage ad promotes the Adams health system claiming to improve digestion liver function and overall vitality. It advertises a natural process for stomach and liver torpor biliousness constipation headaches weight changes and physical strength with classes starting December 8 and contact Hotel Evans for details.
A note on shrubbery as a lazy man’s garden. Planted in cool spring weather it grows with minimal effort, enduring frosts and flowering perennially, needing little care and no constant attention.
Mislaid eggs become a brief courtroom aside as a patron asks about the wait for eggs and a waiter apologizes for the delay, saying they were mislaid. The exchange underscores a small domestic dispute brought into the legal setting.
Mrs Mary A Dedway of Taunton Massachusetts writes that after years of sleep disturbance joint stiffness and kidney pain she felt beyond relief until taking Foley Kidney Pills. She reports improvement after a daily use and notes the medicine is sold by all druggists.
Women seek practical yet elegant coats to pair with summer dresses. Coats in silk or velvet with jabots and lace trims complement draped gowns for formal lunches or card parties. Evening wraps feature chiffon silk lace and crepe fabrics with fine trims and Pompadour or Oriental silks.
A college dance in the theater adopted deep pink crepe paper shades over all bulbs. Six female committee members hung ruffled paper shades on ladders and chairs, producing a soft yellow pink light that transformed the room from barnlike to festive.
The article describes a striking voile waistcoat blouse with a double breasted low cut waistcoat of ratine striped voile, four white pearl buttons, and tucked voile filling from neck to waist. The soft materials soften the mannish look, appearing as a waistcoat and shirt front connected to the coat when worn open.
The article notes younger girls dressing in men's night wear as pajama outfits. It describes dainty flannel and silk sleep suits with white stripes and braids. The piece adds a moral line about communal effort and spark from shared light.
A historical ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla has purified weak blood and strengthened the system for a century. It presents the medicine as a reliable blood purifier and tonic, urging readers to buy for improved health.
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