Stunning mushroom hat for fall and winter wear
A conservative hat design with a balanced crown and brim. Velvet trimming and side front ospey feathers create a prns decoration, showing off against velvet bone loops for an attractive display.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
7
A conservative hat design with a balanced crown and brim. Velvet trimming and side front ospey feathers create a prns decoration, showing off against velvet bone loops for an attractive display.
The article argues reliability surpasses talent as the decisive factor for advancement. It asserts employers seek dependable workers who perform tasks promptly and thoroughly, noting mediocrity abounds in stores and offices. It links honesty, diligence, and steady progress to promotions from cashier roles to buyers, stressing long training and consistent effort.
A brief guide explains cleaning wallpaper with a powder of cornstarch whiting and fuller's earth rubbed on with a homemade pad and wiped with cheese cloth. It advises up down strokes, testing moisture, and drying. stale bread can also clean delicate paper, while grease stains use fuller's earth and ammonia paste. For rugs, wash them in a tub with ammonia and soap, scrub across, rinse, and hang to dry, with care not to over-wet large pieces to avoid mildew.
A Hallows themed guide suggests quaint invitations on butcher paper with pen and ink decorations of witches owls and black cats. It recommends inexpensive natural decorations from woods and gardens, eerie lighting using gourds and candles, gray cloth drapes with bone and skull cutouts, and early refreshments before midnight.
The piece describes a Halloween party setup with cakes, tea, and chocolate sauce, plus a table full of autumn greens and homemade favors. It outlines fire rituals, divination games using nuts to predict marriage and loyalty, and a three-luggies test to gauge fate and future relationships.
The article lists classic Halloween customs such as bobbing for apples and apple peeling, plus newer activities. It suggests prizes for contests and mentions threading wet pumpkin seeds on a string, an obstacle race, and candle jumping as additions to the Halloween fun.
A time honored game uses twelve month candles lit in rotation. Contestants leap over each candle, and the first extinguished by air reveals the fateful marriage month.
Peter Fry of Woodruff PA writes that after two years of worsening health with Waynesburg doctors and no cure he took Foley's Kidney Cure on a friend's recommendation. After three bottles he improved and was entirely well, per Dreier & Bro.
The Grand Old Man of London Sir Andrew Lusk has reached ninety seven years. Born in Ayrshire he moved to Fenchurch street as a merchant and shipowner. From 1865 to 1885 he served as Liberal MP for Finsbury and while in Parliament was elected Lord Mayor of London earning a baronetcy.
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Rural Route 1 Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe pneumonia related lung illness after other remedies failed. Her account promotes the medicine as a guaranteed cough cure available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with a trial bottle free.
Australian inspectors enforce entry rules banning any person who cannot write by dictation in a European language in the officer’s presence. The measure aims to prevent entry of those unable to comply with the dictated fifty word passage.
A garbled note discusses Pinesalve Carbolized acta like a poultice and draw out poison. The fragmented text appears to question its use and effect.
Elizabeth Lee explains at home dyeing methods for lace ribbons and feathers using oil paint in gasoline for a dry dye. She advises testing shade, pressing creases, and whitening with magnesia and blue paper, plus tea stiffening and careful washing, drying, and ironing guidance.
An old advertisement extols Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for digestion and a pleasant taste while claiming to avoid nausea. The piece cites Dreier & Bro and quotes a Kreisblatt notice asking balloonists who dropped ballast over Ried last Thursday, disturbing a fruit tart at Schmidt’s residence.
A Treadwell New York resident, near death from indigestion and debility, credits Electric Bitters with restoring health and enabling him to resume business. The testimonial claims strong daily gains and renewed vigor after taking the tonic.
A discussion on how a woman's voice affects men and how vocal training can soften and lower tone. It warns against shrill speech and shouting, urging women to cultivate a gentle, low voice to preserve charm and allure.
A dated advertisement certifies druggists refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent serious outcomes from a cold, with no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package, with a Dreier & Bro. endorsement.
An English firm produced what may be the heaviest chain ever. The chain uses common links weighing 200 pounds each and an end link weighing 300 pounds for the Japanese government.
Notice to customers proclaims Foley's Honey and Tea for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is safe for children and adults.
Herr Mauser introduces a design he calls an improvement on his rifle that supposedly reloads itself automatically from a cartridge chamber. The claim highlights an automatic reloading mechanism within the weapon.
King s Dyspepsia Tablets promise quick relief from stomach trouble and indigestion with a two day free trial. Advertisement notes three Megapolis stores at 602 902 1424 Calhoun Street and mentions a London shorthand engraver jokingly proposing a trade union among fellow workers.
A fragmented notice from Meyer Bros. Co. lists care options and local stores for families seeking guaranteed assistance. It mentions Cahoun Street and suggests community support for children in need.
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