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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
4
Gazete Printing Office and Glenboro Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR shows a publisher note for Gazette Printing Office Glenboro with pricing lines and a mention of notices per year or per month. Notable readable items include publisher names and reference to a line rate, but the text is garbled and lacks complete event details.
Laundry Tips for Stains and Fabrics
Rainwater and soda remove machine grease from washable fabrics. Ammonia and soap lift yellow sewing machine stains on white. Silk handkerchiefs should be ironed warm when dry. Friction towels wash fast and iron not needed. Starch prevents sticking and adds brilliance. add walnut-sized piece to boiling starch.
Cleaning Advice for Household Surfaces and Finishes
The article promotes using oil and kerosene mixtures to clean furniture bronzes brass and metalwork, then polishing with a linseed oil and kerosene blend on rags. It claims the method brightens walls and items, giving a dainty refined cleanliness with minimal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Modern Sibling Etiquette For A Peaceful Home
Advice for sisters to be patient and kind, keep the home pleasant, avoid harshness with brothers, and perform small chores with genuine merit. Encourages modest sisters to support younger siblings and refrain from noisy or overbearing conduct.
A Cup of Chocolate Improperly Made Damps Drink Taste
A note on chocolate as a beverage explains it is often undrinkable when not prepared correctly. It highlights the importance of proper preparation to achieve a palatable cup.
Their Secret Is Out Cure Promised for Bronchial Ailments
Mrs S P Whitker of Sudieville Kentucky healed from a chronic bronchial trouble by Dr King's New Discovery. Her husband credits the remedy with curing their daughter of a severe whooping cough. The ad promotes the product as a cure for coughs and throat ailments with guaranteed bottles and free trials at Glenhoro Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudieville
P. Whitker
Glenhoro Drug Store
Chocolate Drink Preparation Tips From a Historic Page
A recipe fragment advises using water and unsweetened chocolate, breaking the chocolate into small pieces, heating to boiling, simmering briefly, then beating and serving with whipped cream. It warns that overcooking yields a strong, rank taste.
No Closed Kitchen Space Averts Messiest Cupboard
An observant housekeeper explains her method of keeping a kitchen spotless by keeping all spaces open. She insists on no cupboards or hidden areas, allowing daily reviews of pots kettles and pans to prevent rubbish buildup.
Woman Shares Tips On Seaming Skirts For Longevity
A woman who treats clothes with care explains sewing three or four loops along the skirt facing rather than the waist belt to keep silk petticoats, skirts, and flounces from wrinkling. She notes turning garments the opposite way freshens them and extends their life per Good Housekeeping.
Bathroom Wall Covering Advice Sparks Steam Warning
The article advises against using cheap wallpaper in bathrooms and recommends thick glazed cat tary paper with a final clear varnish. It warns that thin enameled paper peels and discolors within months due to steam from hot water. A washed distemper is praised for coloring bathroom walls.
A Southern Woman Seeks Judgment on a House Keeper’s Suit
A southern mistress asks Aunt Ca line whether to bring a young darky into the mountains for summer work. Aunt Ca line asserts she has tested him and found him lacking in strength, arguing this reveals character in her cautious judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Ca
James
Aunt Ca'line
Darky
Ca'line
Missy Kate
Raine
Rumors of Mr Lowell's Second Marriage Prompt Honest Reply
The account describes gossip among Lowell's friends about a second marriage. One longtime admirer denies the chatter, then writes to Lowell seeking truth. He replies briefly with a single line to indicate his status and address the question directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lowell
Lowell
Contractor Blames Helles Laborers Rain Aversion
A contractor with many Helles laborers blames rain for stopping work. He says the men avoid duties in showers, dash for cover, and quit early, claiming illnesses to end the day. He asserts they will not work in rain and will head home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helles
Free Range Chick Rearing Tips for Early Growth
Advice on feeding chicks describes free range farming with grain feeds. It recommends corn broken or cracked, avoid ground fine or wet meal, and to start feeding as soon as chicks can swallow. Wheat and hulled foods are praised, milk as main supplement, sweet milk preferred, skim acceptable, and free range is superior for rapid development.
Fungal clog clears with copper sulfate in drain
A three inch tile drain in a cellar became blocked by an unusually lush growth of the fungus Leptomitus lacteus. Obstruction was removed by placing a handful of copper sulfate crystals at the drain’s upper end.
Arnica Salve credited with quick cure for sores
Mrs Naonie Galieger of La Grange Georgia used Bucklen's Arnica Salve on severe head and facial sores and reports a rapid complete cure. The advertisement touts effectiveness for sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles with a 25 cent price and RB D Bruce as the local druggist guarantor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naonie Galieger
la Grange
Bucklen
RB. D. Bruce
Country boys ingest wild parsnip. one dies
A Rural New Yorker note reports four Ohio boys ate wild parsnip thinking it sweet anise. One died and the others remain critically ill. The piece urges knowledge of poisonous plants and rural schooling to prevent such fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New Yorker
Marriage as Accident and Healing Promised by Dr Pierce
A reader reflects on marriage as largely accidental and notes strict standards rarely set. She cites using Dr Pierce's Medicines and reports recovery after three months, asking why the change occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
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