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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
16
A dated discussion on marital discord explains that constant whining by wives erodes affection, frustrates husbands, and alienates children. It argues that constructive outlooks and cheerful home life foster harmony, while persistent complaint erodes companionship and social regard.
A Fort Wayne Sentinel pattern notice describes an empire style negligee in seven sizes thirty-two to forty-four with front yoke tucks and two sleeve options. It requires twelve and three-quarter yards twenty inch fabric or eight and a quarter yards thirty-six inch fabric plus trim. to obtain the pattern, mail ten cents and coupon with name street city state.
A simple technique to drain and cook beans to mimic fresh garden beans. This method preserves texture and flavor, producing a bright taste that resembles freshly picked vegetables.
Directions emphasize sterilizing lids jars and rubbers to prevent contamination. Peas require careful processing in a wash boiler, boiling water cooling, and three hours before topping off plus an hour after, due to their sugar content and shelf stability.
The text describes washing and trimming asparagus, covering with boiling water and cooking fifteen minutes. It then drains and cools, arranges in a wide mouthed glass jar with heads up, fills with boiled and cooled water, and processes similarly to beans by cooking for an hour and a half before tightening the lid and processing after sealing.
A new Alabama law effective July 1 prohibits carrying or selling pistols under two feet in length. The measure targets compact handguns, detailing penalties for violations and outlining enforcement.
Simple recipes outline methods for canning asparagus beans beets and corn without sugar. Instructions cover jar packing salt water preparation heat processing in a boiler with racks and precautions to keep jars separate and covered. Final steps include cooling and storing in a cool dark place.
Instructions describe placing tender corn in a colander with hot water briefly, cutting kernels from the cob, and packing into sterilized jars. A salt and sugar solution is prepared, poured over, jars are sealed, steamed for three hours, then reheated for about 45 minutes more to ensure preservation. Continuous boiling is required throughout.
Instructions describe boiling beets in water until tender then packing in jars with salted water. Canning steps include boiling and closing the jars. A cautionary note cites risks of borax and boric acid preservatives, warning their kidney damage as per a Washington study. EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
A drafter advertises Foley's Orino Laxative as a serviceable laxative that stimulates without irritation and offers money back guarantees. Dreier & Bro. promote Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming it keeps kidneys healthy and strains out impurities and waste from the blood.
An advertisement warns that delaying treatment for a slight kidney irregularity could lead to serious kidney disease. It claims Foley's Kidney Remedy rebuilds worn tissues and strengthens kidneys and urges starting today. Drefer & Bro.
Gray remains a worn shade though not a headline color. Pale tones like pearl and silver gain favor with contrasting trimming. Cretenne works in small amounts, while tan pongee waists pair with brown suits and navy wash silk edging for compatibility. Striped madras with white and a color echoes skirt and coat tones.
One application soothes all forms of piles reducing inflammation soreness and itching. Price fifty cents. Guaranteed. Sold by Meyer Bros Co at Calhoun street locations 602 902 and 1424.
The article notes an abundance of handkerchief choices with colors beyond white, highlighting gray and white combinations. White kerchiefs with pearl gray hems and white embroideries are favored, while heavy white corners on colored foundations and scalloped edges are popular.
The record shows Rev. I Williams testifying amid a court hearing. The proceeding appears to involve church affairs with possible clerical matters under review.
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