28 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Frostburg Mining Journal
Location
Frostburg, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1903
Page
1
The article cites Grover Cleveland as a hopeful political figure and argues that mutual acquaintance, respect, and kindness with workers outperform arbitration. It recalls a factory owner who succeeded with his union by kindness, contrasting this with holding leaders responsible for past bad faith.
The Journal urges local mechanics artists and trades to advertise to boost town business and prestige Frostburg claims unique local prestige. A light truth about a Pennsylvania hog law misread sparks humor and caution for lawmakers while Brevities note a missing vine and a hot weather ballast ice water with oatmeal proposal.
A New York Tribune summary of Turkish dishes, showing meat, fish, vegetables and sweets as affordable options. It details meals from breakfast to festive plates, including tomato preparations, moussaka, pilaf, yalanje dolma, and other regional recipes with notes on preparation, ingredients, and common table practices.
A historical suggestion urges using newspapers as insulation to stay warm in cold weather. Pinned sheets inside vests and multiple layers under clothing are claimed to replace blankets, reducing sickness and preventing cold, with schools urged to teach such comforts for public health.
A home remedy suggests whitening the neck by treating a brown band from velvet ribbon. Mix lemon juice and eau de cologne with melted brown soap, mold and harden. Wash the neck with the soap solution to fade the mark.
A compact dated verse noting changes from 1900 to 1903. It playfully traces marriage, debt, a cottage purchase, and a birth as the years progress, ending with a punning line about “Neceteen hund d-three.”
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