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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1912
Page
3
Practical tips on refreshing wrinkled skirts, removing dust, and polishing mirrors. Also instructions for boiling oranges to remove white lining, and guidance on loosening corks with slight pressure. Includes advice on softening wallpaper with steam for easy removal.
A towel rack can be built for the guest room by shaping oval wood with Huen and cardboard backing. Linen in gray or colored tones is embroidered with floral or conventional designs before covering the board. A nickel bar is affixed, creating a dainty and practical towel rack.
The article outlines color choices for brunettes by skin tone from pinks to deep reds, with navy or pale blues for various subtypes and notes eye color influence. It ends with a practical tip: when opening a box of sardines, drain oil, turn the fish out, and sprinkle with lemon juice.
Simple home remedies cover hand cream with cocoa butter and almond oil plus zinc and borax, chin posture for firming, cold salt rub for feet, and paw stone technique for gums. Readers advised to follow steps nightly and avoid overuse.
Sunshine is praised as the best disinfectant for homes. It brightens rooms and helps keep spaces occupied when possible. Dark corners with stuffy smells are warned as unhealthy for household health.
German housewives economize on butter by using beef fat more than American housekeepers. Suet is soaked in water a day, water changed once, then simmered with skim milk. Fat is clarified and poured off. It has no strong taste or odor and can replace part of butter in many recipes. Some cooks add leaf fat to soften the fat for easier use.
A wealthy English prospector who grew fat while mining in the Andes is trapped by a fourteen inch trail to civilization. He became rich yet homesick, unable to squeeze through the mountain path, awaiting aid as his companion remains with him. Chalmers Adams recounts the tale of hardship, endurance, and loyalty amid perilous terrain.
A reflective poem emphasizes the indispensable role of women in shared life and progress. It asserts women’s equal rights and partnership in daily struggles, dreams, and societal advancement, then notes a historical note on persistent caste marriage in Sweden reducing noble family lines by seven percent.
Erbert Morrow faces a bank run as Ridgley schemes to ruin him. Degnon proposes wiring the Union bank to show enterprise while Provident and First National shuffle cash through a hidden street feeder. A dramatic protest erupts as workers pull a bulging cylinder of cash from under the street, proving the plan to save the bank by clever manipulation. Daisy and Degnon confront the danger as the city reels in a tense financial snare.
Two Russian lads find a hoard of beakers and dishes buried under ground. The artifacts, likely from the fourth or fifth century and partly Byzantine, are valued around $40,000. The pieces were acquired by the Russian National Museum. the boys receive half the prize and the landowner the rest.
An old proverb about twisting the cup is linked to a king's son who overworked slaves in vineyards. After the grapes were pressed and wine prepared, a prophet predicted the prince would not drink it. A slip of the lip led to a fatal pursuit and the prince was killed by those who mockingly raised a cup.
A reader presents puzzles about eggs lined a yard apart and a man gathering them, yielding 1300 yards. Another: eight sons ages from four to thirty-two increase arithmetically. common difference sought. A London to distant town journey in twelve days with increasing daily mileage yields daily increase five miles and total 366 miles.
The game uses two minute rounds where players receive a letter and must compose a sensible sentence starting with that letter. During each round players read their sentences aloud. Each player marks others with pluses or minuses for sentence length compared to the read aloud one, and the player with the most plus marks wins.
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