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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
3
The Chicago Democrat notes Boer women in Transvaal war effort. Women learn to shoot, wear modern uniforms, and promise to defend households as men go to war. Describes terrain, training, and resolve of the Dutch women amid rising conflict with the English.
Therese Eriksen of Germany invents a wool or flax woven bandage that supports limbs while allowing air flow. Physicians approve its shape and elasticity, reducing bed confinement. She promotes teaching bandage knitting, sees use for wrist strength and sports wear, and notes adoption by German doctors for injuries.
A playful vintage recipe for a cheesecake mixed with rhythm and whimsy. It lists butter cheese currants salt puff paste and sugar with a quick oven bake finishing in a light fluffy texture.
A contemporary critic cites the claim that few men meet their wives' high regard and suggests the Chicago Times Herald editor is courting readers via the women’s page influence. The remark frames a debate over editorial merit and gendered readership.
Steam potatoes in jackets until tender peel them and rub through a sieve into a hot vegetable dish, piling high in the center.
A medical note explains that prolonged veil use in cold weather causes abnormal nasal redness. Mechanical irritation, moisture, and cold exposure drive blood away from the nasal tip, reddening adjacent areas. Relief comes from removing the veil, airing, gentle massage, lanolin or vaseline, and careful handling of blades and tools to avoid further skin irritation.
An Alabama experiment bulletin describes the velvet bean Mucuna utilis as a tall, viney legume similar to cowpeas. It yields large pods with velvety hairs, enriches soil like cowpeas, resists rain erosion when frost arrives, but is not advisable for northern cultivation.
William Mitchell Bunker notes in Siberia that large bread loaves are common locally, but Siberian flour is inferior and mixed with American flour. He describes high Siberian bread consumption, army rations, and flour shipments from Vindinostock Nicolaievosk and ports along the Amur, with steamer loads of flour feeding peasants.
A California vineyardist notes corn's vast range of products from glucose to gum paste and corn oil, claiming modern methods waste no kernel. He observes corn plays a central role in many manufactured goods and that farmers least needing education attend institutes in greatest numbers.
Vivid scene at a department store bargain counter where women jostle for cheap soap. A haughty matron with an electric seal coat clashes with a humble woman over boxes priced at eight cents. The counter reveals the fierce but comic side of shopping and human contact.
The article profiles Mrs Belva A Lockwood a Washington barrister and former presidential candidate. It includes her endorsement of Peruna Health Medicine with claims of treating cold catarrh hay fever and nervous exhaustion and notes a free health and beauty leaflet for women from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
A historical ad touts CUTICURA remedies as cures for severe infant eczema and skin diseases. Letters from grateful parents describe rapid relief after using CUTICURA SOAP Ointment and Resolvent, noting prior failures of physicians and costly treatments. The advertisement urges more testimonials and details a full treatment set priced at $1.25.
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