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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
2
A design for a portable or wall built in china cabinet and sideboard enhances dining rooms by displaying china glass and silver. The piece can be built with flush facing, optional hinged panel, and open space below for a sideboard. Costs about 25 dollars for fine wood. panels may be mirrored if affordable.
Ward Davis, a university English instructor, falls for Jennie Wright, nicknamed Jennie Wren, whose bookish, domestic nature contrasts with his earlier ideal of a glamorous partner. After gossip from campus peers targets her, he convinces her to discuss their future. in a quiet farmhouse dining room he declares his awakening and asks her to be his wife.
A vivid dining note suggests a luncheon featuring cod steak prepared as small cutlets fried golden and served with light mashed potatoes. The platter centers a Geb arrangement, lemon wedges, and decorated cold beet shapes, aiming for an elegant portioned display.
A fragmentary recipe describes cookies with one cup lard one cup sugar and one and a half cups water. It mentions one teaspoon soda two of cream of tartar nutmeg salt and flour for rolling. It notes kneading improves the dough and molds to one teaspoonful of caraway seed.
A fragment notes a method to stop a dish from slipping by placing a rubber grip beneath it. The text mentions a woman’s home company and references a jar’s rubber ring as an example.
Paul Nash the American consul general at Budapest reports that all branches of Hungarian industry are financed by banks from machinery to nut exports yet only one bank failure of importance in 40 years. Banks and government drive industrial progress by providing essential capital to investors and manufacturers.
The royal families of Evrne and Rommania assign honorary colonel roles to women, allowing them to wear regimental uniforms with skirts. The crown princess of Germany becomes the latest petticoat colonel, sponsoring the Eighth Dragoons, while many German grand duchesses hold similar titles.
Gunner notes new subsiry ban drama as real vegetables and chickens appear in the second meet. Quyer wonders if it is real latic. Gunner confirms, saying the chicks move to the next door and eat neighbors vegetables instead of those in their owner's garden.
In a small office, ten colleagues pooled three dollars each to gift a future bride with matching silver utensils. They hosted a tea where the bride-to-be received a half dozen teaspoons forks and pearl-handled knives with options to add more later. The thoughtful plan impressed as practical and communal.
Light rose tints suit girlish hats and veiled foulards. children's silk socks showcase small detached self-tone flowers. Afternoon gowns pair with chiffon veils and embroidered summer stockings. Dull silver slippers rival white for summer evenings. Bandana handkerchief caps accompany many swimsuits. suede shoes appear in taupe, navy, browns, and black. Fashionable women own a pair for each gown.
Embroidery motifs suited for running dealens and squares or round shapes are shown. Upright slender designs suit lampshade panels and small items like bags and runners. They can be traced or enlarged, used for wood or leather outlines, and painted on Japanese burlap or parchment. colors vary with simple two color schemes.
A garbled collection of sayings and brief maxims on wealth health and character. Witty lines touch on pride risk and friendship with stray references to shoes Benners Jenners and Boyce as if excerpted from a larger humorous column. The text reads like clipped notes rather than a continuous article.
Comfortable Prison in Cottinge the capital of Montenegro boasts no walls to enclose inmates who build their own cells and stay by choice. Diet includes wine on occasions and cigarettes. work is absent and clothing is plain. Prisoners may freely mingle with outsiders and entertain friends on feast days.
A garbled line from an unknown source mentions Nalebor Moonett and a discussion about counting or judgment. The fragment implies a debate about men and a woman speaking, with phrases suggesting disagreement and selective commentary.
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