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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1898
Page
4
Brief guide on protecting delicate complexions from sun and glare. Recommends wide hats, gauze veils, scarlet parasol, minimal face washing, night routines with benzoin water, rice powder, and home remedies like buttermilk washes and turpentine camphor lotions. Includes old recipes for freckles and skin care.
A lengthy argument from the Louisville Market Bulletin disputes the claim that internal war taxes signal the death of the protective tariff. It argues the Dingley tariff would have met revenue needs in peace, that new taxes serve only wartime aims, and that the protective system remains intact despite calls for reform.
The report notes a favorable foreign balance and export gains in March. Exports and manufactured goods rise by about 25 million and 5.78 million year to year, while imports fall by 15 million. The year is projected to set export and trade balance records despite war.
Isis notes that British exports to the United States remained strong except in 1894 when duties paralyzed trade. It adds no American protection policy is to blame. The cub highlights new coiffure styles with low back knots and light fringe, suggesting a modification in hairdressing aesthetics.
Instructions present for dates dishes: remove stones and chop dates, mix with whipped cream in a glass dish and chill. Notes include adding dates to wheatlets near completion with sugar and cream, and stuffing dates with chopped almonds or peanuts then rolling in powdered sugar.
Modern kitchens favor heavy marble or glass trays over wooden kneading boards due to cleanliness. The molding board is highlighted as a germ risk, prompting close inspection by careful housewives. Some domestic science enthusiasts even demand mechanical kneading rather than hand work.
A historical roster enumerates high state and federal offices including Governor John R. Rogers and Lieutenant Governor Whurston Daniels, with names for secretary of state Will D. Jenkins, treasurer C. W. Young, attorney general Patrick Henry Winston, superintendent F. J. Browne, auditor Neal Cheetans, printer Gwin Hicks, land commissioner Robert Bridges, and several U.S. congressmen and judges. The document also lists United States senators George Turner and Joto DL Wilson, with state supreme court associates and other judicial appointees.
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