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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
3
Three piece costumes featured in spring openings with coats of serge and taffetas, gabardines and voile. One piece frocks paired with dressy cut suits, sport coats in tweeds serge and corduroy. Gored circular skirts in heavy fabrics with English shooting coat inspired coats, inverted back platt and waist peplum. Large patch pockets distinguish the latest ensembles, with up to four coats and generous skirt additions.
The home worker can keep her hands in nice condition with Hele care. Stains from vegetables or fruit should be removed with an acid lran vinegar or sour milk, then rinsed with soap or soapy water. Rinse soap off before drying, then dry hands completely. At night apply a light cream and wear loose gloves to sleep.
The text advocates delaying demanding tasks until after breakfast. It urges a light morning routine with short physical activity and exercises, followed by more serious daily duties after the morning period. It emphasizes mental effort should not start before breakfast and should be prepared with a suitable tea.
A look at social behavior contrasts tidy dress and politeness with careless presentation and rude acts. The piece argues that unkempt appearance and indifference offend, while courtesy and quiet demeanor mark well bred conduct in public and at home.
Soak six tablespoonfuls barley overnight in cold water. In the morning place barley in an earthen dish and cover with three and a half pints boiling water. Add salt to taste and bake about two and a half hours until absorbed. When half done mix in four or five tablespoonfuls sugar with grated lemon peel. Serve warm or cold in cups with cream or nut cream.
A dentalion salad recipe details washing greens chilling, dressing with olive oil and citrus, and serving tips. Also describes Crosstitch workbag pillow designs with blue tones, canvas counting, and finishing technique for table runners and linens.
Slice two medium sour apples thin. Mix one and one third cupfuls of flour two teaspoonfuls baking powder a quarter teaspoon salt one egg and three quarters cupful milk. Add milk gradually and egg beaten. Stir in apples and drop by spoonfuls into hot fat. Drain on brown paper and dust with powdered sugar.
Butter a baking dish line with stale bread. Layer slices of cheese then pour beaten eggs seasoned with salt and pepper over the bread and cheese. Bake until browned and serve hot.
A separated carpenter Jim and wife Lizzie drift apart after a brief, unhappy marriage. Both endure hardship, then Jim retraces, finds Lizzie in hospital with their baby, and reconciles. The piece frames desertion, financial strain, and renewed affection driven by their child.
The passage describes a party game where players sit in a circle and start with an item such as a watering pot. Each player says a related word that the previous clue suggested, tracing a chain to indirect ideas like gardener violets Ventnor and beach. Silence and honesty of cues are emphasized for fun.
Winifred Stoner of Pittsburgh speaks eight languages fluently and has written ten baby books. An instructor at Carnegie Institute, she tutors four year old prodigy Billy Walsh in her home city. Despite her many achievements, she remains an ordinary healthy American girl who enjoys dolls and outdoor games.
A naturalist recalls a gray rabbit attacking a large black snake guarding her young. The rabbit used hind foot strikes with precision, the snake evaded yet often lost ground, prompting the naturalist to intervene. Another sighting described a rabbit pursuing a hawk attempting to carry off her young.
Puzzle listing word divisions and resultant words with humorous note on pastors and clerks. Includes items like Barden Target Tartap Tarpaulin Cap size Cowslip Baron and a joke about pastors and managing the males.
A description of a pantomime game where two groups, the masters and the men, act out trades without speech. The men choose a trade, reveal only first and last letters, and the masters guess from movements. If guessed, the men lose their job. if not, the trade is revealed and a new round begins.
Nine of ten large missionary societies report fiscal year results showing seventy three million dollars raised. Home missions total fifty five million, foreign missions fifteen million, with gains and declines across regions and boards. Baptist and Presbyterian losses contrasted by nondebt at Congregational church, Episcopal seeking four hundred thousand via emergency drive.
A London brochure from March 1712 lampooned Spain Louis XIV Hol land and England with John Bul as England. The character traced to John Bolingbroke, then Baron Bullingbrook, with early spellings alternating. Dr John Arbuthnot, not Swift, produced the satire in the London Standard account.
A compact reflection on truth as a fountain for action. Speak truly and let your words carry meaning, for honest thoughts and deeds feed others. Living nobly forms a creed that shapes lives and communities.
A mother declares her daughter should accept Peter, a nice boy though perhaps rash. The father responds with disapproval, calling the suitor unsuitable and questioning appearances. The dialogue preserves a formal, older tone and centers on family consent and judgment.
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