Mothers Can Earn Living From Home Crafts And Baked Goods
A feature urges mothers with limited education to supplement their family income at home. It offers practical examples from real cases, including baking Boston brown bread for neighbors, home made cakes and candies sold through local markets or churches, and sewing garments. It highlights thrift, skill, and steady effort as paths to independence.
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Boston
Bheniwaya
Alt
Mateur
Hose
Wiyer
Tess
Toran
Ping
Cauttiia
Mark
Plata
The
Holt
Kitchenette Tips for Cleaning and Preservation
Kitchenettes recommend using tharcoal as an absorbent in cupboards and refrigerators kept freshly powdered for constant use. A teaspoon of ammonia in water brightens silver or mold jewelry with a soft cloth. Boiling water through a tea strainer cleanses discoloration. A teaspoon of borax in warm water whitens clothes during rinsing. Dusty mice can be dulled by a pinch of baking soda.
Fashion notes on purple trims for parasols and gowns
A fragmented fashion blurb discusses combining purple and American beet shades for parasols and dresses. It mentions velvet trims, white taffeta edging, and six inch bands, noting harmony over bold daring and referencing various color names.
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Binelk
Beauty Hints to the Summer Girl
Summer hair damage from sun exposure leads to dull color and breakage. A home rinse of gin and water is proposed as a preventive and remedy, with stronger tonics using oil of sesame, castor oil, and other extracts for dry hair. The piece also discusses sun damage, hair care routines, and a tangent about not supporting fur trade practices.
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Max Vomica
A Relic of Barbarism in Civilized Recreation
An aging voice decries cruelty in human and animal use, arguing pain is inflicted for perverse satisfaction. The piece condemns sport and indulgence that demean living beings, noting the long legacy of cruelty that normalizes harm and asserts humane restraint as essential.
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Cruedty
Beautifying the Eye How Eyebrows Shape Expression
A historic remedy guide explains brow care to alter facial expression. Warm air and oil stimulate growth while avoiding eye contact. sesame oil and hydrogen peroxide address overgrowth or central thinning. Methods include gentle rubbing, cleansing, and careful shaping to prevent unflattering looks.
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Mherry
Orient
Do Things Now Emphasizes Daily Good Deeds Over Dreams
A reflective piece urges immediate daily action over waiting for grand opportunities. It argues worth comes from actual deeds toward others and self, citing small acts, tending to family tasks, and taking available chances to work hard. It warns against waiting for perfect moments and highlights practical steps to live virtue daily.
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Jit
Samuel Johnaan
Charles Kingsley
English Language Slips Among Graduates and Debutantes
A critique of worn speech among educated women and men including debutantes and graduates. It cites split infinitives misuse of pronouns and careless diction in magazines and newspapers and urges personal discipline and linguistic accuracy. The article notes a Chinese international manual for translation and provides a gold yield for New South Wales as context.
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Interese
Jearnng
Lfe
Pav
Jin
New South Wa'es
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