26 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
1
Advice for mothers on shaping daughters into hardworking self respecting women. Emphasizes value of money earned by industrious labor restraint in romantic matters and respect for parents. Encourages self discipline courtesy in all duties and cultivating a sweet orderly home.
The September Popular Mechanics describes a French system that disinfects and dries school books to curb germ spread. Books pass through dust removal, a disinfectant bath, and a hot air dryer, with a strong air current aiding the process.
A discussion on the perils of talking in public. It notes Ulysses as a silent model and warns speakers to avoid misquotations and careless wording, emphasizing that reporters strive for accuracy while poor speakers may regret their statements later.
A guide advises girls on manners and etiquette including punctuality in replies, gratitude after visits, consideration for family and the elderly, and staying connected after marriage. It stresses not abandoning friends and comparing love to sturdy boots to endure time, plus the importance of polite invitations response. The item mentions local social notes: Joseph Sprange of Cincinnati visiting Haber relatives, weddings of Edward O Day and Miss Lillie Barclay announced at St Marys church, a granite shower for Carrie Strass inger, and other local society updates.
A housekeeper advises using an armless rocker while operating a sewing machine to reduce back strain. Sitting in the rocker relieves body motion and aids long hours of summer sewing. a cushion improves comfort, and a low chair helps even hand sewing.
A reader asks about everyday behaviors from haircuts and speech to tipping and recreation. The questions probe gender expectations, language quirks, theater timing, and work attitudes in common life.
The passage muses on beauty as a universal, uplifting force beyond fleeting appearances. It contrasts superficial judgments with a deeper sense of truth and goodness, praising beauty as a heavenly gift that elevates the beholder and inspires reverence for nature and spirit.
Instructions for treating horses with green walnut leaf infusion to prevent fires and soothe irritation, followed by weather reflections on rain and corn prospects. Mentions visits: John Sutter family of Ic Gianavolis, Gav Shafer, Jamon Dashiel, Frank Sefton, Bird Sefton, Elmer Betton with Florence, and Martin Goodwin near Greensburo.
Our buyer returns from New York and products arrive as we stage a final clean-up sale of all summer goods this week. Great values offered on tailored suits, shirtwaists from 1.25 to 4.00 closing at 0.75 to 2.40, gowns and skirts, muslin drawers, and dress ginghams in plain colors stripes and plaids at 1.2 to 1.2 per yard.
A local notice reports the death of Reverend Henry Morrow from uremic poisoning on North Lincoln Street at age 79. It notes his long service in Indiana, his marriages to Martha Elliott and Amanda, and the upcoming marriage of Earl Crooks to Jessie Fretd eredorf. The funeral is set for Tuesday at Centenary.
Soak slices of bread in water and mix with boiled potatoes onions and ground sage. Add strained tomato, mix with peas, bake in a moderate oven until set. Garnish with parsley and serve with a cold tomato onion sauce thickened with cornstarch.
The text argues that the old idea of dowdiness as virtuous apparel is outdated. Women should use tasteful, appealing clothing to convey wisdom and virtue, not hide behind a dull appearance. Those who neglect their appearance miss a chance to give others pleasure.
Drain liquor from half a car of peas. Mix with finely chopped celery walnuts and tart orange pieces. Toss with mayonnaise and celery leaves. Chill until needed.
A quirky note suggests pineapple juice as a top substitute for those seeking an alternative flavor. The writer praises its versatility and compares it favorably to other ingredients.
An article describes a large airship concept with a aluminum frame 20 ft long and 48 ft diameter. The craft carries air gas inside an outer bag leaving spaces at ends and a bottom passage, with three open spaces for passenger crew and two engine compartments. Six propellers powered by four 22 Dp. engines, arranged with four on the sides and two at bow and stern, drive the craft.
A short excerpt reflects on earned reward from the universe for positive thinking and social behavior. The piece mentions kindness attracting friends and harshness drawing censure. It concludes with a brief note about Mr and Mrs W H Held visiting Aurora and Lawrenceburg.
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