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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
11
A nostalgic poem by Will L. Davis from the Chicago Record depicts a family morning routine on a farm. The mother feeds the chickens while the father tends the fire and chores, as children and pets watch and join in the simple daily rituals with lively dialect and rural atmosphere.
In a Windy Gulch room ailing Harvey Neil proclaims love for Dorothy Meredith and asks to marry as she arrives with her aunt. The couple wed quietly among flowers, while townspeople hail Neil’s heroism and Dorothy faces social gossip about her lineage.
Sir Walter Besant asks about London city and Surrey assembly rooms around 1772 1783 noting dress codes and a Surrey opening night incident where oxen charged the audience. He recalls the sprightly Mrs Hanniver serving bub and the chaos as guests fled the herd amid torn dresses and disrupted dancing.
The Female Society for the Relief and Improvement of the Poor began in Philadelphia about 102 years ago under Anne Parish. It kept its mission through yellow fever, with 23 Quaker women aiding the sick, sewing, knitting, and supporting a house of industry on North Seventh Street where nearly 100 indigent women work daily for wages and meals.
Harvey abandons eastward escape, relapses after overexertion and a half truth about Dorothy’s letter. Delirious in pain he whispers of Dorothy Meredith, the Windy Gulch beauty, whose presence had haunted his thoughts during his illness and office hours. Dorothy’s charm unsettles him as the doctor contemplates the deadly consequences.
A condensed call to apply Atwater and U S department findings on nutrition. The author argues diet affects health strength income intellect morals and everyday living, urging readers to adopt scientific guidance for personal well being.
A New York matinee girl attends Sothern's Lady of Lyons in a cream gros silk yoke with dull gold embroidery. The two-piece yoke includes a round collarette and a deep-pointed front, with epaulets, mousseline de soie frills, a tall silk collar, and a white silk toque bearing a Prince of Wales plume.
Restain stained floors at least yearly after thorough scrubbing and drying. Apply stain first and let dry before varnish. Clean with warm water soap and household ammonia. Use a soft mop and never a scrubbing brush. Ink stains lift with salts spirits. grease vanishes with fuller's earth.
Discussion asserts that persistent worry harms brain cells, undermines the body's nutritive center, and gradually injures other organs, leading to eventual death as disease develops. The piece notes occasional worry is tolerable but constant troubling thoughts threaten health.
A quick homemade gift idea for a bicycle loving friend a silver calendar lamp. Use an old bicycle lamp frame nickel plate or enamel to match the room color. Fit a small calendar to the lamp face with December as the largest and slide in other months as time passes.
A French dressing sacque features a brown linen yoke with attached old rose flannel plaits forming a waist, crushed belt, and sun plaited old rose silk lining. Full sleeves have wide cuffs and a washable design designed to protect underwear when grooming. An expert laundress can set colors before washing.
William Dutcher criticizes women for wearing bird plumes in hats and blames lack of personal responsibility as reports from western states show rising use of aigrette feathers on hats this year.
French pharmacist M. Jacquemin claims to extract fruit flavors from leaves of fruit trees. He reports crushing and fermenting apple tree leaves yields an liquid with apple fragrance and taste, while vine leaves produce a wine-like beverage, asserting flavors arise from the leaves themselves.
Remove tops and skins and simmer onions in salted water until tender. Do not overcrowd the pan. Serve with melted butter.
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