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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1902
Page
28
An essay contrasts idealized morning serenity with daily reality. It cites a party of four bachelors who quarrel not at breakfast yet imply quiet resilience. A judge’s remark on murder before breakfast and a woman's view on breakfast as a social duty frame the piece.
A 19th century essay urges Americans to begin mornings 15 minutes earlier to restore domestic harmony. It laments rushed breakfasts, noisy trains, and restless children, arguing a calm start with warm civility improves character and public conduct. It prescribes routine steps and gentler manners.
A reader shares extensive guidance for bottle feeding an anaemic infant, detailing a prepared formula, precise temperatures, and methods to predigest milk. Additional advice covers cleanliness, regular feeding schedules, and gentle home remedies for colds, with a note inviting a child specialist’s book for further nursery details.
A young New York electrician invents an electric miner’s lamp. A bulb on the hat links to a pocket storage battery weighing three pounds, charged to burn about ten hours. The flameless light is fire safe and does not consume precious air for miners working away from air supply.
The article provides step by step methods for making stuffed eggs with chicken or turkey, buttered nappies, white sauce, and egg yolk topping. It also describes an orange walnut salad with mayonnaise, plus a tomato jelly and shrimp dish served on lettuce with French dressing.
A new fad spreads from London where initials and portraits are stamped on cakes of soap. Wealthy hosts, actresses, and society belles order personalized soaps as keepsakes and gifts for wedding guests and visitors, commanding high prices and ongoing revenue for the chemist.
A reader column discusses American domestic happiness and thrift, sharing a family budget story and advice on floor care, cleaning tips, and kitchen economies. Readers pose questions on hardwood floors, cleaning leather slippers, rain damage to hats, mincemeat fermentation, Worcestershire sauce, and tomato catsup in metal kettles.
A Washington shopkeeper near the Daughters of the Deeletem meeting place displays a window sign reading D A R ters Should Wear Out G A R tera, reflecting a postwar veterans dispute scene in Chicago.
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