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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
7
A well known artist recalls a curious client who wanted a photo of him weeping on a grave. The man imagined a staged grave in the shop or sending equipment to Ireland, insisting he could weep anywhere and the scene would suffice.
Pat explains to Faith that he was measuring the thermometer as directed by Miss Mabel’s mother. Mabel questions Pat's purpose while he carries out the measurement in a domestic scene.
Mrs Henry Peck reacts to a Baltimore American story about a man declared insane whose wife obtained a divorce. The husband later wins court reversal, regaining sanity status. The scene hints at sharp humor about mental health and legal outcomes.
A humorous exchange from Philadelphia Press and Ohio State Journal shows Mrs Klose seeking a cook and Mrs Offen-Surely surprised by the request. The dialogue turns to marriage and elopement as consent arrives but leaves questions about opportunity.
Mrs Todd complains of clutter in the spare room as her husband defends the heap as homey for a forthcoming mother visit. The exchange captures domestic humor from a Chelsea Massachusetts Gazette reading.
Mrs. Binks laments a deadly hate she bears toward Mrs. Nexdoor and confesses misery. Mr. Binks notes the tension and she reveals Nexdoor does not know of the animosity.
The Chicago Tribune quotes a political observer noting Graphter’s estimated worth at about half a million and suggesting he has been in politics for ten years. The snippet frames his financial standing and duration in public life.
An exchange quotes a colonel and a gallant bachelor debating a tax on the “single state” as a luxury. The Detroit Free Press captures the playful jab about extending levies to all other luxuries.
Article advises a routine for dishwashing and kitchen cleanup. It emphasizes cleaning as you go, washing pots immediately after use, and drying thoroughly. It discusses vessel materials, including iron porcelain tin brass and copper, and notes best practices for maintaining each type.
A collection of home remedies using lemon slices for headaches hair loss skin glow nail whitening and wart or corn care. It also suggests lemon in tea and lemon squash to refresh the stomach and warns that lemon tea and lemon water aid on sea voyages against giddiness and seasickness.
The article shares methods for preparing soil using equal parts barnyard oil, well rotted manure, and leaf mold with added sand, plus charcoal for cacti. It recommends daily watering with coffee and weekly ammonia solution to boost growth, and suggests wintering geraniums by trimming, drying, and storing roots dry before spring repotting.
The phrase bouquet of herbs means a few sprigs of parsley thyme and garlic tied with herbs. Parsley wrapped around the other herbs and tied at the end explains the traditional method.
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