Common Sense on Medicine and Home Remedies for Children
A reader warns against giving medicines prescribed for others or for adults to children without medical guidance. The piece stresses consulting a physician, danger of incorrect dosages, and risks from unfamiliar formulas. It also includes home remedies using vinegar, salt, and pine tar for fainting, odors, or minor ailments.
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Frlerida
Alan
Luneneon and cucumber salads from the Home Companion
A mid recipe note describes several salads using green peppers lettuce and tomatoes. It covers pepper baskets filled with chicken or lobster salad cucumber ribbons shaved from cucumbers served on lettuce and garnished with cucumber ribbons and pepper slices. It also mentions tomato and cucumber combos with diced tomatoes and lettuces, and cucumber boats with shrimp as a pleasing supper option. Mayonnaise is served with the salads.
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Christine Terhine Herrick
Fly and garbage tips for health from Col lier s Weekly
A health piece emphasizes pest control and sanitation with guidance on covering garbage and manure, screening receptacles, using lime or kerosene, and proper sewage care. It notes flies breed behind doors or under tables, and recommends pyrethrum powder to kill houseflies while praising cleanliness and modern medical care over old home remedies.
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New York
Collier’s Weekly
Smooth coiffure trends for the tailored sailor hat
An article describes historical hair styling methods with artificial foundations and brushed backs. Coils are arranged high around a knot, with a smooth braid encircling it and wisps slicked with brilliantine. Small invisible pins secure the look, favored by the tailor dressed girl wearing a large sailor hat.
Descriptive Note on Cameo Pendants and Brooches
The passage describes pendants for brooches or hair pins with a golden top fitting over a chain and a screw-in back design. Cameos are heavy and large, allowing removal from the frame to pin on attire, though not suitable for hair decorations in a diamond or gem setting.
Cleaning Paints and Varnishing Techniques from Historical Guide
Instructions describe washing oil painted walls with soap and water using a soft cloth, drying with linen, and finishing with a damp chamois leather. It covers varnish care with beeswax and turpentine, and an olive oil turpentine mix for polishing and wood grain. Also notes chrome ash and potash as cleaners and advises a soft linen cloth for drying.
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