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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
6
Instructions describe selecting a sirloin or tenderloin steak, preparing a brown stock sauce with carrots onions and mushrooms, and cooking steps for a hot casserole. Also includes a Santa Barbara grape fruit and orange marmalade recipe with orange grape fruit pulp and lemon juice cooked into a thick syrup and sealed.
The article discusses how aging figures influence skirt choices focusing on fit, length, and fabric. It argues long lines flatter stout figures while plain skirts replace bulky pleats, and notes that tall thin women suit overskirt effects. It endorses white separates and suggests cautious color use for various body types.
In a warning note a household fears a night time croup attack and urges ready stock of Foley’s Honey and Tea as a safe remedy for children. The ad asserts Foley’s product has saved many lives and cautions against harmful imitators.
Pigsie eregg dimen with leconie are for children's clothes this season. Thinner fabrics from Tigne make up dainty Norfolk frocks with long waist and flare. Necklines are square and embroidered. trims may appear on the waist. Short flaring sleeves end above the elbow with bias bands or embroidery and buttoned slashes. A guimpe is optional for warm days.
An antique ad offers Pinesalve Carhoized described as a poultice drawing out inflammation and poison with antiseptic healing. promoted for chapped hands lips ears and burns and sold by Meyer at 602 902 1424 Calhoun Street.
The article notes a dull black silk mourning hat with a crape veil for the first degree of mourning. It also prescribes black silk bow ties and sheer white cuffs over black for accessories in early mourning stages.
A guidance piece from Mary E. Hood on infant early mobility, advising against forcing walking before eleven months, using restraints like treadles and reading straps for safety, and limiting outdoor time to after a year. It emphasizes patient support, gradual practice, and avoiding overexertion to protect soft bones and leg development.
An advertisement asserts no case of cough or cold leads to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims rapid cough relief and cold breakup and warns to refuse imitators and to buy the genuine product in a yellow package from Dreier and Bro.
A mother suggests a rainy afternoon activity named railroad. Children sit in a circle and each assumes a railroad part such as engine, rails, wheel, or conductor. The leader names parts and players imitate the corresponding action when called.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as the cure for kidney and bladder disorders. It urges immediate use to prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, attributed to Dreier & Bro.
A small priced gift for an invalid: six seven inch square doilies cut from high quality old dinner napkins. They have fringed edges secured by buttonhole stitches and can serve as a spoon towel glass cover napkin or spectacle cleaner. The item would please the recipient.
Collapsible tube with nozzle ready to apply promises relief for piles. Product labeled ManZan offered by Meyer Bros at 602 902 1424 Calhoun Street.
A Circle February note shares practical ideas for saving time and fuel in the kitchen. It suggests using a pentine-water mix to salvage delicate fabrics, finishing ironing with a wringer, and replacing checks and ticking with waterproof aprons and easy care clothing to reduce washing and ironing.
Cited as a simple cure for La grippe coughs, Foley's Honey and Tar allegedly stops coughs and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia. Claims emphasize no harmful drugs and a yellow package, urging refusal of substitutes.
Jane notes famous constellations The Great Bear and The Little Bear appear in astronomy. She laments the book lacks instructions to locate a “Teddy bear,” a playful query framed as a St. Nicholas quotation.
Advertises Ring's Little Liver Pils to refresh lazy livers and cleanse the system with claims of aiding biliousness and headache. Priced at 25e and sold by Meyer Bros. at 602 Calhoun Street, with additional listings at 962 and 1424 Calhoun Street.
The article states that consuming milk by rapid swallows causes indigestion as it solidifies in the stomach. It recommends sipping milk, and avoiding extremely cold temperatures, to aid digestion and assimilation.
A Good Housekeeping February feature advises discarding embroidery hoops and basting fabric to stiff brown paper. The method lets the work bend and flatten without harming the design and allows the paper to wash away after use.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughing and expels the cold from the system. The product is described as free of opiates and presented as a safe lung remedy from Dreier & Bra.
A narrator recalls darning socks using a wooden last while staying on a farmer’s farm. The last keeps heel shape intact and speeds up repair, making large holes in heels easier to mend.
Foley's Orino Laxative is presented as a new remedy that avoids griping or nausea and is pleasant to take. It is guaranteed. Dreier & Bro.
Fashion notes describe white linen turnover collars and matching belts brightening dark shirt waists in winter wear. Women favor these accessories to freshen heavy blouses and provide a lighter touch during cold months.
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