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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1915
Page
3
Health guidance advises simple hair care, stressing scalp massage to boost blood flow while avoiding scalp injury. It notes brushing frequency, brush types, and cautions against excessive shampooing or aggressive manipulation, highlighting that cutting hair does not increase hair count.
The article explains headaches may signal hidden illnesses from ear, nasal, dental, or brain issues to tuberculosis, infections, and tumors. It cites triggers like poor air, overfeeding, lack of exercise, and indoor living, and suggests remedies such as deep breathing, open-air sleep, proper diet, ice packs, mineral water, and medical consultation if persistent.
Recipe directions describe creaming butter with brown sugar then adding eggs and flour with baking powder soda and milk. Fold in raisins and bake on buttered tins until evenly brown. Use varied butter salt if needed.
A fashion note favors chintz for dresses and home decoration, praising its beauty and thrift. It describes a Poiret style gown with a white background and black vine motif, plain tennis-model skirt, and large hip pockets. Estimated total outfit cost remains about 1.50 dollars.
To remove stains. Grass Stalax Wash the spot in alcohol then in clear water. Ink stains. Cover the spot with salt squeeze lemon juice over it and expose to the sun. Iron rust. Cover thickly with powdered alum and steam ten minutes over boiling water.
Sykes a small east stretch storekeeper hires a woman as a cashier to boost scarce profits. The woman earns trust by warning of cash at risk and helping keep books. A robber duo led by Andy Simmons then robs the safe of about 1200 dollars before escaping on horses.
The Interdenominational laymen's missionary movement of New York organizes a national drive inviting about 40 000 churches to send delegates to conventions in 75 leading U S cities starting October. Over 150 000 men are expected to attend, with both home and foreign mission boards cooperating.
A recipe describes mixing two egg yolks with one teaspoon dry mustard sugar and salt, plus a dash of cayenne. Then gradually add half a cup olive oil and lemon juice or vinegar to taste. Optional chopped pepper and chili sauce may be added. Rub the bowl inside with garlic or onion before dressing.
The piece notes how many surnames derive from trades such as carpenter and goldsmith and from surroundings like mountains and towns. It cites examples including Smith Turner Carpenter Wheelwright and names formed from animals or habits like Drinkwater Belmont Bergman Fox Bear Wolf and Howailton.
The Belgian training ship L Avenir with forty five cadets sailed into New York Harbor off Stapleton. Seven boys aged fourteen to sixteen stayed ashore for schooling while the rest joined the crew aboard Havre to fund upkeep and prepare the voyage to Australia. The bark rigged ship features wireless, electric lights, a donkey engine and three schoolrooms with a doctor priest professor a Marconi officer and four lieutenants acting as schoolmasters.
A short description explains a geography based word chain where players name locations such as countries cities rivers or mountains. Each next entry starts with the last letter of the previous one and a player failing to respond is dropped from the game while the remaining players vie to last the longest.
A string of pun riddles about fixed stars, ships, friendship, duplication, invisibility, and the letter W. The answers hinge on homophones and letterplay, ending with a quip about scandal and will.
A historical instructions piece describes making a wooden paddle four inches long with three holes and a central peg. By drilling half through the wood and turning the paddle mid trick the peg appears to relocate, creating a visual illusion for an audience.
A playful party game involves a single guest in the center who points at three persons in rapid order while reciting Third, second, first. The person pointed to on the word frat becomes the next target, creating fast, surprising shifts and a playful sense of mystery.
The narrator recalls a car trip with Bobby and Mabel, Grandma’s reaction fading as the journey begins. They sit under drooping willows and eat pie by the sea, the sight of bread bringing tears. The prompt lists tree names Beech Palm Pear Aspen Fiz Willow Apple Pine Bay as possible answers.
London Answers reports that Turkey maintains a dense network of spies per square mile with agencies watching both citizens and officials. The system is openly practiced as spies listen in crowds and even the uninitiated visitor is subject to attention.
In a Paris anecdote Delacroix paces through a brown study seeking a specific yellow shade. A cab passes with a passenger who declines to stop. The painter pursues, negotiates with the passenger and promises a color merchant nearby will settle the palette issue quickly.
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