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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
Instructions for boiling milk to form a creamy top avoided by rapid cooling in cold water. Advises on cleaning coppers pans molds brass and steel with sand salt vinegar and soda, finishing with emery or bath brick for kitchen ranges.
Jet jewelry in sets of necklace, bracelets, brooches, rings and earrings is resurfacing as a fashion among women who want a smart, up to date look. The material, once grandmothers wore, is now in demand though seen as tacky by some. When paired with pearls the somber tone brightens, and the pieces suit light or dark gowns.
An article promotes the shampoo board as a solution for home hair washing. It describes a curved neck well and grooves guiding water to a stationary basin, reducing fatigue from leaning over a washstand and allowing the user to sit comfortably while hair is washed and rinsed.
Miss Lillian Bland, a young woman and skilled mechanic, works day and night on a model biplane with original features. She aims for perfection and the best finish in every detail as women make progress in aviation.
The Kaiser’s daughter, Princess Victoria Louise, is the most guarded European princess. She attends dances only with partners chosen by the Kaiser and approved by her lady of honor. No officer may dance twice in one evening, and partners must belong to the old nobility.
The article notes Maud Lilian Berri as America's wealthiest actress and wife of comedian Frank Moulin. It references her father Commodore Fulton G Berry’s Fresno estate worth at least 1.5 million, plus valuable raisins and oil lands. It mentions Abs Walker a professional firefighter, and a social event where Mrs William J Moore hosted a royal dough ball battle with flour covering guests.
The Marquise de Wentworth wife of T Winslow Wentworth of New York is named a member of the Jury of French Women Painters and Sculptors. This marks the highest dignity ever conferred upon an American in this art domain.
Fragmentary lines hint at a riddle about a vast hat and hidden letters. References include a Philadelphia ledger, a pointer, and a Clifton Billaa Hustler note suggesting a careless husband whose wife might find old letters after his death.
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