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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
6
The piece contrasts lifelong education with daily grooming and homemaking. It praises self-education after school, warns against dismissing indoor skills, and encourages pleasant social effort. It then describes a practical apical wire hat holder with ribbon coverings, advising many in the closet to hold hats neatly.
An essay argues that marriage should occur when a girl has adequate means and a man possesses strong moral and physical traits. It suggests marrying in youth is acceptable if love endures and responsibilities are manageable, pegging an ideal female age near 25 with a slightly older husband.
A home remedy guide describes ways to manage clammy hands. It recommends a cheesecloth bag with borax and starch to dust the palms, plus keeping alcohol for frequent wipe downs. It also lists a lotion of rose water tincture of benzoine tannic acid with lemon light details and drying powder.
Summer rugs in blue and white, old rose and white, and green and white feature Japanese landscape borders. Borders show gnarled trees or wave patterns in contrasting color on white backgrounds. Rugs described as very durable.
Instructions describe placing a gally-colored paper butterfly at each plate with a small pie or wisble hairpin for attachment. A centerpiece uses four small branches with budding leaves to hold chosen gall y colored accents. Serve loou in the form of a decorative arrangement.
A fine soft tweed dress features a left wrapped corselet with scalloped braid edged seams a plain bodice with tucked cuffs and a yoke. Accessorized by a soft silk hat on straw with a wreath of roses. Materials call for six yards tweed 48 inches wide two dozen buttons and one yard braid.
A vignette describes a rainy day luncheon concept using an umbrella frame placed vertically in a ternery with amllax wrapped around its moon and spokes. An oversized ground vialete sits at the top, while a hidden toe lump in the amulax at a spoke end is intended to welt and drip.
Crippled with sciatic rheumatism for two years, Samuel D. Ingraham of Lewiston Idaho reports kidney trouble, irregular secretions and sediment. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he improved rapidly and is now in excellent health, praising the remedy. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Judge George F. Lawton recalls a tale of an American minister on sabbatical in London who tried to enter the House of Lords. Mistaken for a servant, he claimed to serve “the lord Jehovah,” prompting a puzzled admission and a wry remark about Scottish lairds.
A Chicago man reports relief from a severe dermatitis after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills. He describes an eruption spreading across his body with intense itching and sleepless nights, but within days itching stopped and within three weeks the eruption vanished.
The California Fig Syrup Co promises full disclosure of its laxative formula to satisfy physicians and the Well-Informed public. They state that figs from California and plant-based medicinal principles ensure a pleasant taste and beneficial effects, urging purchase only of their genuine product via leading druggists.
The Canal Zone hosts a school in every town with 722 white students, 630 Americans from 49 states, and 161 foreign children from 21 nationalities. Colored schools serve 1,216 children with 28 nationalities. Teachers come from 16 states, and constant movement within the Isthmus disrupts grading and staffing.
General Theodore A. Hingham, New York police commissioner, reportedly to succeed John B. Wilkie as chief of the U S Secret Service. Gen. Bingham, an engineer corps veteran, entered service from West Point in 1879 and rose to brigadier general before disability retirement.
In New Jersey a new law creates community protectors to identify actual or potential drunkards. Authorities should appoint women to these offices. Some women welcome the role, and there is an even chance a man attempting it would be met with violence.
A proposed deal from the Corporation le Grasping of RhoMfeld asks $2,500 annually for a ground parcel to be used to construct a skating rink, with terms under brief consideration.
A girl in St. Louis stops praying claiming it is her mother's duty to ask for blessings. A ship captain asks about a commotion off the starboard with a joking answer about a cat fish. A public-school pupil answers a teacher about Hottentots living places, citing neighborhood access.
A comic tale shows a cheese shipment passed off as a coffin with a dead brother in the baggage room while a man in a coma explains his presumed death by cold feet and hunger. Separately, Finland is found to have promising iron ore fields in Nyland and the Ladoga lake district, spurring a mining venture.
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