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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
13
A fragmentary piece presents a pastry recipe with lard shortening and cold water instructions, plus observations on women’s roles and bachelorhood in a Victorian social context. It shifts to Maud Roninson’s remarks on Abyssinian customs, fatherly rites, and tribal practices, including a grim note on murder by skinning, ending with a London Times reference.
A column explores relationships and gender roles, contrasting practical, capable women with idealistic ones. A married man’s stance and a bachelor’s views surface through dialogue, questioning whether a partner should be a trusted adviser and active supporter or merely sentiment.
A bizarre revival of sailor style for eight year olds appears in a Nightlines display of white mohair outfits with pinks among Victorian youthful apparel. The piece blends luxe fabrics and cut, detailing from a bygone era, while a separate medical ad touts Albert's Liver Diet for dyspepsia with testimonials. The narrative shifts to a Winslow family scene and a widow seeking guidance after a departed husband’s fortune, reflecting on inheritance, children, and impending responsibilities.
An old health advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female disorders and related symptoms. It features a testimonial from Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbird praising the treatment and notes free advice from Lydia E. Pinkham’s daughters-in-law in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A garbled passage cites Rochefoucauld about promising according to hopes and performing by fears. It mentions employees infiltrating truth, a Journal Help Wanted section, and warns against relying on appearances over merit. The text implies owners wary of ads failing to attract genuine interest.
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