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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
6
As winter approaches veils become essential for warmth and neat hair. The article notes mesh veils with lace patterns and the nose veil as popular options for aging skin and varied hats. Parisian veils with shadow lace brims and velvet crowns appear, while motor veils modernize to protect drivers without hiding faces.
A store agent touts a multitool as a must have for households. A woman jokes that a combined corkscrew and tool kit would save her husband from losing several items at once. The exchange turns on household practicality and humor.
A stranger asks if a small stream holds fish and Uncle Jethro replies no yet reveals his aim is to show his wife he has no time to sift ashes. The cartoonish exchange hinges on wordplay about fishing and chores.
A how to guide outlines crafting an unusual tomato jelly salad using fresh firm tomatoes blanched and chilled, then set in a clear aspic made with gelatin and consommé. It also presents a blood orange and Malaga grape salad on water cress, ham or tongue with celery mayo, and an egg salad method with tartare sauce.
The piece advises on keeping skin healthy in winter through proper ventilation, daily bathing, and prevention. It recommends wearing veils and covered hands, avoiding washing the face before going outside, applying cold cream in the morning, and using camphor water to remove excess oil if needed.
A Farmers Bulletin 712 guide outlines healthy noon meals for children emphasizing simple cooking, milk as a meat substitute for younger kids, and desserts that avoid rich pastries. It urges plain vegetables, basic services, careful portioning, and ready-to-serve meals to aid hurried lunches, with ten sample bills of fare listed.
A court transcript reveals defense questions about the timing of a disappearance in dunes. The complainant states the client had the watch, while the exact night time could not be specified.
The dialogue shows Karmer and Parmer debating exact counts while Tourlat and Tourlit press for averages. Farmers remark that the usual flow depends and cannot be stated precisely, highlighting variability in daily usage.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a woman and another speaker arguing about buying cigars and a system for handling a sample stump. The snippet hints at gender roles and practical approaches but lacks clear context or full statements.
A Kansas City Journal fragment shows a character debating selling baked goods to a shrapnel factory at a high price. The dialogue hints at deception and opportunism amid wartime commerce.
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