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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
8
An aging advice item discusses eye health instructing readers on reducing strain and improving appearance. It warns against rubbing and improper habits, promoting glasses, proper cleansing with boric acid washes, and external baths. It details steps to test for inflammation and cautions on internal cures, emphasizing cautious care and physician guidance.
A vintage fashion note outlines spring outfits for girls ages 11 to 15. It highlights wool batiste Indian ecushmere French gingram and Indian head cotton jumpers and box models with high necks and embroidered details. Navy sailor suits in tequin flannel or serge with contrasting trim are praised as ideal for the awkward in-between ages. White pique gowns in pink or blue with collars and shields are suggested for early summer wear, with dye-matching tips to slim the waist. A home remedy for marble stains uses a paste of potash and whiting left on for five hours.
Ellen Stan presents a dress pattern for figured batiste with full puffed sleeves and a square neck waistline. The six size pattern covers busts from 32 to 42 inches, with instructions for gored skirt, tucked lower edge, and back closure, suitable for warm weather fabrics like organza and silk mulls.
The passage counsels readers to moderate criticism and avoid intruding on others private matters. It urges polite, clear speech, not to gossip or mock appearances, and to keep conversations respectful and purposeful without forcing confidence or using affected language.
Practical domestic hints for cleaning silver and marble, ironing tips, fish decaling, fabric care, and making do with old stockings. Includes recipe notes, emergency pantry shelf ideas, and a poem fragment about barefoot summers. Contains names of items and domestic tasks typical of a late era homemaking column.
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