13 Dec 1903
Page 27
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1903
Page
27
Advertises Packard pianos as world renowned with 1000 Fort Wayne owners. Highlights easy access to Pianola and Metro style, claims no technical barrier to playing, and offers holiday stock with prices 250 and 100, plus monthly payment options.
Elinor Hewitt extols home candy making as a satisfying Christmas pastime. Detailed steps cover equipment, sugar care, fondant work, coloring, and flavoring. Recipes include marzipan, Turkish delight, chocolate peppermint treats, and walnut candy, with tips for packaging and presentation.
A fashion blurb notes mousquetaite gloves returning to suits with graceful, shorter cuffs at the wrist. Lengths favored by tailors will be prominent in the upcoming season.
A garbled passage discusses fear and social extremes amid weather, implying social roles and attire shifts. It references hats, fur apparel, and a fear of children, with fragmented lines suggesting a historical voice on clothing and public mood.
A terse excerpt discusses avoiding childhood grief and its impact on lifelong health. It hints at early foundations shaping later well being, but provides no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities. The readable text centers on emotional resilience and preventive care during youth.
A St Louis report details Dave and Miss Alice Connor living frugally at 440 Delmar Street. Their $3 weekly expenses cover room and food, with a strict diet of oats bread and basic staples. They save most earnings, own an oil stove, and claim happiness and health without tea, cokes, or milk.
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