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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
6
The article urges parents to teach kindness to animals through hands on care with horses rabbits and birds and suggests gentle handling feeding without teasing and empathy. It also showcases practical sewing room crafts a workbag frame baskets and decorative storage made from boxes hats and cretonne with tips for durable keepsakes and gift ideas.
Guidance on guarding a child's early impressions to foster honesty and beauty. Emphasizes that parents influence tastes, morals, and life choices through truthfulness, consistent promises, and nurturing in the nursery with good books and art.
Suggestions for making paper place cards for summer luncheons. Instructions cover tracing designs on white cardboard, folding at dotted lines, and creating hanging cards from top strips. Designs include daisy wreaths, heart shapes for brides, lilies, bells, hanging baskets, and roses with pale greens and tinted yellows.
Apply mixture of powdered starch with lemon juice and salt on the mildew stained area. Use a brush to spread the paste on the fabric and place the item on grass, exposing it to sun and night air until stains vanish.
Amelie of Portugal is noted for removing and swapping her many rings at receptions. Experts advise four or five rings per pair of hands, avoid the middle finger and thumb, and warn against brass rings due to blood poisoning. Pianists and businesswomen should remove rings during work, and wedding bands should be narrow. Engagement gems beyond diamonds gain popularity for sentiment.
An optician warns against one handed removal and explains to grasp glasses by the rims on both sides and lift upward. Pulling on one side can bend frames or loosen screws. Use tiny optician screwdrivers to tighten as needed and clean with soft tissue. Give glasses a warm water bath with a drop of ammonia occasionally.
Health officials urge individuals to carry personal cups or antiseptic portable vessels to avoid transmitting diseases from public drinking glasses. Do not let children drink from rusty cups. if using public cups, avoid edge contact and drink from the vessel after cleaning. Officials hope public fountains replace shared cups in parks.
Preserve cut flowers by removing binding material unless run through stems. Avoid crowding in a vase and use pitchers or fingerbowls. Three times longer freshness with proper care. Japanese style favors one or two large distinct blooms per vase. Add a pinch of salt to water and change it. Light the end of each stem with wood ash fire, not a match, and never cut with scissors.
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