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Newspaper
Clearfield Herald
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
3
Woman’s World reports ex king Manuel of Portugal linked with Princess Augustine Victoria of Hohenzeilern. Disengagement announced and rumors claim she may be duchess or queen. Manuel famed for pension and wealth in the family.
New colorings gain prominence in machinery with vivid names like verte de russe and cog de roche. Rich reds and purples such as prune and twine are popular, offering bold options for designs and finishes.
In a Manchester Guardian excerpt, Pierpont Morgan visits an optician, discussing framed tortoise shell rims. The exchange leads to Morgan ordering twelve pairs, each crafted and priced, with the optician and rim maker pleased by the sale and Morgan’s satisfaction.
A fragmented note highlights eggs as valuable beyond food, detailing skin remedies from egg white, jelly preservation with raw egg white, and cautions about eye contact. It includes a humor sketch of a California congressman discussing tuna fishing and a colored messenger reacting to the tale in a Philadelphia Telegraph exchange.
A Philadelphia Inquirer quote urges parents to restrict early walking to protect bone and spinal health. It notes bowlegs and spinal curvature may cause lifelong regret, with mothers parading toddlers as a social cue.
A London Guildhall party honored the 109th anniversary of the British and Foreign Bible Society with about 2000 children. Lord Mayor and aldermen attended. Each child received a small cake box weighing 109 pounds total, reflecting the society's years. The event featured gift boxes, cake slices for youngsters, and a parade of curiosities and games.
A description of a stylish blouse featuring green silk with matching bifurcated accents and a black undercollar. The design highlights a sheer shade, crystal buttons, and silk trimming along the front.
A woman recounts thrifty acts of repairing and refitting cast off bedroom pieces. She bought cheap chairs and handles, varnish, and enamel with her husband’s help, reseating and restoring chairs and a chiffonier to make a usable roomful of furniture.
The narrator recalls Rhigonier Ana completing a bedstead transformation with new curtains and a table full of books, creating a bright room from shabby material. Advice follows on keeping polished wood clean, noting that damp cleaning is bad and soap and water with thorough drying then polishing are recommended.
A short note describes cooking large white radishes. Slice thick, boil ten minutes in salted water, then sauté in hot butter with pepper salt and a touch of vinegar. Readers who have tried them say they are good.
New evening sashes are described as Egyptian scarves draped around the hips and knotted to fall with long straight ends to the front, reflecting a trend in accessory styling.
A fragment discusses conscience with Mrs Koagg and a counselor remarking on inward prompts and excuses. It shifts to a girls shop description highlighting street costumes and smart buttoned boots in white buckskin and washable tan leather for play activities and easy cleaning.
Instruction on using lye to clean a burnt enamel saucepan. Fill the pan with water add lye and boil to remove burnt particles and restore the pan without imparting flavors to other foods. Describes lye as highly valuable for refurbishing seemingly ruined white enamel cookware.
Summer wear features embroidered civic color bands across various outfits. Descriptions include a blue and white check ensemble with fames material, a rose and white net frock, a white crape gown with yellow blue embroidery, a white brocaded crepe de chine coat trimmed in sapphire blue, and a Russian blouse style mod chic in tomato satin with Bulgarian embroidery. A cute white linen skirt paired with a tunic creates a striking short tunic look.
A fragment quotes Pele Mole arguing that decorations do not grant ability, but serve to make people think one has more. The lines reflect skepticism about symbolic honors versus real power or skill.
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