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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
4
Guidelines advise removing stains and scratches before cleaning. Use pipe clay mixed with water as a stiff paste to treat oil stains on wood, leave overnight, then wipe away. Brighten surfaces with a polish of two parts raw linseed oil to one part turpentine, then rub dry with a flannel cloth. For dirty wicker, pare and enamel with two coats of white varnish and sand between coats.
A Farm Journal tip says wiping carpets with a damp cloth cleans better and longer than sweeping with a broom. After dusting, place warm water with a touch of ammonia on newspaper, wring cloth, wipe all areas, and drop lint into a dustpan until the floor is clean.
A crumbling anecdote shows Jones meeting Brown soon after a rich citizen dies. Brown grows very downcast, seeking the cause of the sorrow. Jones learns the man was no relative, provoking Brown to say he feels like crying. New York press edition.
A London area woman preserves the skins of fourteen deceased pet cats to form a black hearth rug. Each skin bears an inscription with the owner's name and the period of ownership on the reverse side. A bizarre domestic artifact shows how the rug evolved as cats died.
A testimonial from P H Thompson of 1248 9th St Lebanon PA praising S S S as a family medicine. He says it cleanses impurities, boosts appetite and digestion, improves health, restores appetite, clears skin eruptions, and serves as a strong blood tonic for children.
A writer recalls dining at top hotels and eateries, sharing impressions of ambiance and cuisine. The narrative highlights notable venues and guests encountered during luxurious meals.
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