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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
7
A fragment describes baby lace and Chebe de chine fabrics used to craft durable yet thin garments. It notes expansive lace being combined to create elaborate children’s clothes, highlighting a lovely frock with a band of tiny pink.
A fragment notes a cadre of Tas rearing Fae amid a shifting era. Readable details show names and places scarce, but the outline hints at organizational changes and ongoing developments affecting the group’s structure.
A fragment discusses men and women adopting frocks over shapeless gowns to improve health and carriage. It notes French women dress by movement and overall look rather than rigid gown shapes.
Fragmentary text describes kimonos and designs with windy furnace and elevated location. The readable fragments suggest a fashion or exhibit note with mysterious context and unnamed subjects. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations are present.
Fragmentary text mentions wine and cotton fabrics along with vague references to washing or cleanliness. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete events are clear enough to summarize into a cohesive news item.
A garbled excerpt recalls phrases about keeping up with something and a note about morning freshness. The legible bits mention a bed, bedding, and a vague sequence minutes after an event. No clear people places or dates are identifiable.
A vintage home cookbook excerpt describes cheese rich dishes. It covers cheese soup with milk butter and eggs, cheese omelet methods, toasted milk bread with white sauce, and cheese croquettes made from melted cheese folded with milk.Readers are guided to toast bread, bake cheese topped meals, and fry croquettes for a cheese heavy course.
The fragment notes family suffering amid beauty in each room, with unclear context or subjects. The readable text hints at a personal or domestic reflection but lacks concrete events, names, dates, or locations to anchor a full summary.
A compact home recipe describes soaking beans overnight, cooking until soft, drying, toasting, and adding to a hot dish with tomato sauce. It details simmered tomatoes with bacon, butter, flour, and seasonings, plus suggestions to bake with macaroni or add onions and breadcrumbs for a hearty dish.
The device places the receiver on a time saver and sound magnifier, letting the ear piece stay in place while the user remains free to perform tasks. A speaker magnifies speech at a distance, allowing quick reattachment to the ear or continued use with the magnifier. The two hands remain free for writing, referencing, or dictation.
The text argues weight regulation should rely on diet and exercise. It warns against nostrums claiming rapid fat loss without diet changes as dangerous. A natural diet brings a natural body state, and the same diet affects thin and fat bodies accordingly.
A 37 pound meteorite sparked talk in Johannesburg chemical circles. It fell in Zulu land months ago near a native woman who witnessed it from 16 miles away. The stone was found close to her, and it has not yet been recovered but is believed to contain platinum.
A Western company received a physician's report with the line He has a strong Cornish accent in the identification blank. The item notes how personal marks may identify the insured after death, reflecting exam practices cited by Lippincott's.
A newly rich woman eager to impress her neighbors displays her antique collection to a bishop. She proudly identifies each piece’s history, including pointing to a yellow teapot and claiming it was used in the Boston Tea Party.
Instructions from Mother's Magazine describe padding a ironing board with a thick quilt or old blanket. Lay the board on a table and cut heavy muslin to fit loosely then seam with slits open at both ends. Make two slips and change them frequently to keep the board clean for months.
A doctor testified a broken heart caused by a sudden bout of violence led to the death of Alexander Burness, sixty four, a master tailor, after he fell during a dispute with a foreman cutter over articles to be moved from his former premises to new ones.
A passenger train collided with a dynamite truck in Dallas Oregon. The impact hurled the truck over 100 feet onto the locomotive pilot and the driver escaped by leaping to safety before the engine blew.
New York postal operations consume about 70 thousand dollars worth of postage stamps each day as mail volume remains high. The figure underscores demand for stamping supplies amid steady courier activity and routine government mail handling.
New York reports a brindle bulldog named Spot at Aaron Silverman cafe on West Twenty seventh Street is injured by its owner after barking during a burglary. Burglars stole $30, a ring and other valuables including a $125 ring, two $100 rings, a $75 lavaliere, a $75 locket and chain, a $75 watch, and four Russian gold pieces.
In Shreveport Louisiana a man named Bartach or Bartsch profits from fly trapping. He sold to the city board of health and earned 24.26 in two days during a week. The board offered premiums for flies and he bought about 100 traps to target fly ridden areas. He lowered the price from 60 to 20 cents a quart for flies. He plans to continue while the treasury pays.
A fragment cites comments about a young woman nicknamed Miss Slasher, described as stunning when dressed, with a cautious remark that the speaker has only seen her on the street. The note implies social perception tied to appearance.
A fragmented column evokes cross cultural politeness and domestic ideals. The snippets reference Paris and America with light social satire and a remark on happiness tied to envy among women.
Fragmentary notes describe a crowded park scene with stalls and a circle in a theater setting. One actor naps backstage while others bustle, recalling palmy days as the audience fills the stalls and pit. The piece conveys nostalgia and disjointed dialogue about performers and crowds.
A tense exchange centers on a party at Hicks home. He confirms a birthday gathering marked as the eleventh anniversary of his wife’s twenty first birthday, prompting questions about the event and its timing.
A humorous quip warns that starting eight joy rides leads to ending up on the trouble wagon. The playful exchange uses phrasing about early starts and consequences to evoke a warning in folk wit.
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