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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
3
The sailor hat returns each summer with a narrow brim and light crown as shown. A fine straw model trimmed with a velvet band heightens the silhouette. Velvet in blue decorates a girl's frock with a triple pleat line, lace collar and cuffs, and a silk cord at the waist.
A fashion scene previews the coming season with back nam bolstering trends. Beige gowns with wide flounces from feet to waist feature black velvet edging and mother-of-pearl buckles. A creamy net veil and beige taffeta trimmed with flounces appear, alongside sprigged muslin party frocks with rose wreaths and pink sashes.
A baking day guide describes making a jelly cream pie with raspberry jam and whipped cream. It also provides a quick biscuit recipe: sift flour with baking powder and salt, cut in butter, mix with milk, drop onto a greased pan, and bake ten minutes in a hot oven. Keep pastry cool, handle lightly, and use a cold workspace to avoid heaviness.
Guidance on garment pressing stresses careful technique for different materials. It advises spreading seams on a round wooden surface, using a cool damp cloth, and applying steady pressure. For delicate fabrics, dampening is unnecessary and iron heat should be moderate.
A teaspoonful of glycerin added to a gill of glue makes a cement that is great convenience in the kitchen and is especially good for fastening leather, paper or wood to metal.
Washing colored silks should use cold water with only a small amount of soap. If the color runs, stir vinegar into the water until the color stops running. This method preserves color and fabric.
A children's feature discusses Oliver Twist and the Dickens centenary, noting Nancy's kindness and Fagin's villainy. It describes a suggested after‑study game called the trades where players imitate various occupations such as shoemaker, carpenter, laundress, and locksmith, led by a chosen leader and passing leadership around. The piece ends with spelling and pluralization tips, illustrating common word forms like oxen, geese, and mice.
Sela Pessner evades a pursuing posse while hiding in a rocky cliff path. Luisita Mved warns him and then uses a rifle to halt the sheriff and his men. She demands justice, insisting Sela is innocent and Steve Finter is guilty, sending the posse back to town with proof awaited there.
A compact study outlines Jesus teaching and healing in Capernaum as Simon Peter’s house hosts the Sabbath. It notes Jesus healing Peter’s mother in law, the call for solitude to pray, and then an itinerant preaching tour to nearby towns. The leper’s healing shows Jesus surpassing ceremonial law with compassion and directing testifying rites.
A whimsical tale follows a cautious squirrel peeking from a grove den to sample a tempting brown nut. He hesitates amid dogs cats and boys before finally scampering to safety and nibbling the treasure, then chirps with a cheerful chatter. A second item recounts a New York editor’s world spanning test sending a short message through sixteen relays, covering 8612 miles in 1,700 miles per minute, circumnavigating to return home.
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