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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1896
Page
7
The Philadelphia Ledger recommends creating two nurseries when possible a day room and a night room to prevent a child from sleeping in the room used for daytime. Choose a bright southern or western room near the roof and away from the kitchen avoid wash basins or bathtubs in nurseries and monitor the nurse to prevent waste jars from being left unemptied.
The article notes that antique tapestries from French aristocracy now appear in wealthy New Yorkers homes, with cotton imitations offering cheaper, moth resistant options. It recommends crimson satin brocade rooms at Tuxedo Park, cautions blue as a sitting room color, and suggests terra cotta walls for bright spaces and yellow for darker rooms, with cream or warm tones to showcase pictures.
Ruth Ashmore notes in The Ladies' Home Journal that figures like Rachel Adelina Patti and Mary Anderson were deemed unattractive in youth. She cites how Patti and Anderson transformed perception through effort and genius, while George Eliot proved beauty is not a measure of talent.
A fragment questions whether dressing for dinner reflects merit and democratic spirit or belongs to those with idle time and a taste for display. It challenges exclusivity in social presentation and asks readers to consider personal standards.
The New York World shifts to a thrice weekly schedule with three six page papers totaling 18 pages weekly at the old yearly price of one Domann. The change expands size and frequency, offering daily-like quality with weekly features. The Tribune and publisher Dillon Tribune offer special combined subscriptions for new and existing readers.
The Philadelphia Times extols dressing for dinner as economical and hygienic. A semievening gown saves money, as a street gown costs more and wears faster, while a fresh gown and clean linen refresh the body and uplift the mind and health.
A sermon on parenting emphasizes voluntary obedience over compulsion and the role of temperate, just parents. It argues parents shape a child’s body, mind, and heart, and that home is the primary place for teaching lifelong values, with gratitude from children in later life.
A simple bute excellent addition to the home dinner or Sunday night supper is homing with cheese. The dish is boiled to a breakfast serving consistency then layered with grated cheese and baked until melted and brown. Rice can be prepared similarly though hominy is better and may substitute potatoes in the oven.
Mothers are urged to preempt wear by darn stocking toes and heels promptly. A piece of black net sewn over the area strengthens the fabric and stitches pass through its mesh to prevent holes before they appear.
Western ranch owner seeks sale of many horses in Washington. Friend replies that Washington riders use bicycles and electric street cars, with a government run by jackasses, indicating no demand for horse flesh.
A French cyclist hides behind a cab and chalks a note about mall pass patients as the cab driver laments loss of patrons. Next, observations praise Lady Beresford and Lady Wolverton with tall statures, noting Countess of Dudley and actress Mrs Julia Neilson as exceptionally tall and graceful.
Des Motes May 26 report tallies forty three killed and about fifty seriously hurt as a severe tornado swept Iowa Illinois and Kansas. Polk and Jasper counties suffered heavy losses with many named victims in Bon Durant Santiago and Valeria. The storm damaged Valeria nearly wiping it from existence and spread toward Manchester Iowa before crossing the Mississippi in Clay County.
Mrs. Ellen M. Henrotin reviews The General Federation of Women's Clubs in The Review of Reviews. The women's club movement began about 40 years ago as women sought educational forces outside clubs and grew to include civics economics reform and education with increasing financial roles and enterprise.
The Ladies' Howe Journal notes mourning bonnets stay in Mary Stuart or capote styles with English crape and dull black ties, veils hiding most of the bonnet. Lighter mourning shows poke bonnets with dull jet edges and black ribbons. silk bonnets are out of fashion. French milliners use jet and crape, but this trim is not deemed proper.
The Women's Society for the Promotion of Welfare of the Insane in New York pushes to add women to the state lunacy commission and hospital boards. Advocates propose expanding the commission from three to five, including two women and two physicians with one woman doctor, plus two lay members with one woman.
Western accounts describe No Man's Land as a rich agricultural and stock country led by 40 resolute women who oversee 38 public schools in Beaver county. Seven teachers formed the Panhandle Cattle Company in Beaver City and plan to invest teaching earnings in cattle. Over 80 will claim 160 acres along Beaver River to farm in summer and teach in winter earning $30 monthly for a six month term.
Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery offers equal suffrage paper and envelopes with a 1848 date design to support the N A W S A. A box of 24 sheets costs 50 cents and can be ordered from 1341 Arch Street Philadelphia. The piece also mentions blue glove novelties and new tan shades Smyrna for spring. Dr Grace EB White becomes resident physician in New York City at St Johns Guild Hospital. Rev Henry Wheeler misses farewell sermon in Media Pennsylvania. his wife preaches in his stead.
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