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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
3
Eva Spick and Eva discuss household soap and laundry morals in a quippy exchange about saving wrappers and using Naptha soap. Anty Drudge praises practical cleaning methods and warns against boiling clothes, citing Frugality and efficiency.
A wise housekeeper needs a sewing machine and Fels-Naptha soap to wash easily. It avoids heat and steam, prevents yellowing, preserves colors, and reduces effort and strain. Use cool or lukewarm water, soak, rub lightly, rinse, and hang to dry following wrapper directions.
A four member government party transporting a large treasury of roubles from Moscow to St. Petersburg falls under suspicion after forged notes surface. Detective Danevitch uncovers a conspiracy involving Peter Golovnin Olga Briazga and Bhazga. The plan centers on bribes and deception, culminating in the recovery of the missing funds and arrests.
A detailed account covers a Russian treasure robbery plot aboard a train from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Briazga and Golovnin conspired with forged seals and decoy boxes, exploiting Vishnu Volotchok’s buffet stop to transfer tampered notes. Guilt extended to all conspirators. sentences ranged from death to life banishment in Siberia. The piece closes with a separate note on tea quality and infusion effects on caffeine and tannin.
A frustrated author laments an editor who calls his tale too bald and disliked hairraising stories. A cheerful salary-earning friend urges patience as the writer ponders how to satisfy the picky editor.
Cod, forming about a third of the nation's catch by value, brought in nearly three million dollars. Shad, lobsters, and clams followed in significance, reflecting a buoyant period for marine harvests and market demand.
A fragment shows a playful exchange where a woman asks if he loves her and he responds with a humorous boast about loving every hair on her bureau, attributing the line to a gargoyle.
An actress on the Cunard pier recalls Oscar Hammerstein entertaining her at tea last week in his London opera house office in Kingsway. She notes the statues on the top as hideous yet draped to please Londoners and recounts Hammerstein’s many successes as an inventor of cigar-making machinery and in opera. He cites his early failed opera house, its rebirth as theatre with Mrs. Bernard Beere, and its ultimate conversion to a profitable music hall.
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