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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1911
Page
7
Inexpensive sewing advice highlights using remnants from lace embroidery and sample strips to create elegant touches. Shadow yokes, beaded net, and fringe can trim bodices and sleeves, while beaded chemisettes and decorative scraps elevate evening gowns with minimal waste.
An art furnishings authority notes simple styles dominate new picture frames with burnished gold and mahogany tones. Narrow, half inch for photos. one to two inch for medium works. oval and square shapes favored. gold details dainty and elegant. overall advice emphasizes proportion and wood grain in framing.
A guide to assembling several chilled salads using shrimp and tomatoes with mayo. Includes California Shrimp Salad style mixing shrimp celery eggs and lemon juice with a mayonnaise base and a jasmine of lettuce, plus Lemon Jelly Salad and a tomato gelatin salad with fresh tomato, celery, peppers.
A preserved OCR excerpt reviews home remedies and cooking tips. It discusses oxalic acid mixtures for stain removal, vegetable ripening guidance, pistachio nuts as a dessert ingredient, vanilla cream, and simple confections. It also mentions sponges for cleaning, hot water bottles with disinfectant, and careful boiling to keep clothes damp for economical, practical housekeeping.
The article discusses collar and neckwear trends for winter, noting that plain and embroidered fabrics remain in use. It mentions wool waists and high neck styles, and briefly references party election results with six supervisors chosen as officials.
A disjointed, OCR filled list of candy recipes including Creamed Grapes Creamed Walnuts Here hound Candy Chocolate Caramels Peanut Nougat Sultana Caramels and more with steps on sugar syrups mixing, flavoring, dipping, rolling and setting in pans for home use.
A collection of old fashioned candy making directions with figs paste, parlines, vinegar candy, butter scotch, nut chocolate caramels, and butter taffy. Each entry details ingredients, cooking steps, and cooling methods for ready to use confections.
A recipe excerpt extols earthenware casseroles for even cooking and flavor. It presents a pear and crumb topping dish, a beef and kidney casserole with oysters, potatoes, and stock, and a steak pie in casserole form with a paprika scented crust. Instructions cover prep, layering, and baking times.
Text describes sewing actions for turning a hem and straightening a skirt around a hogtom. It mentions pressing and measuring with tape, aligning the fabric, and a repeated process to mark and fit the garment for practical use. It notes a step by step approach to ensure accuracy in hemming and finishing.
Fragmentary lines question motives in a historical piece with garbled dialogue about marriage and money. The text lacks clear names places or events to anchor a fuller summary.
The Vermilion County grand jury returned 216 bills and adjourned to Monday. Indictments name City Attorney Frank W. Jones and Pater Sanidas for perjury. Hardy Whitlock faces 21 counts of embezzlement and malfeasance. bail set at 7500. Whitlock arrested in Danville after efforts to flee.
Lincoln Neb Feb 15 damaged by failure of capital removal bill to pass in the house yesterday morning Representatives Prince of Hall and Halley of Butting introduced another bill differing from the others by eliminating the limit west of the 97th meridian. This bill aims to give all cities and towns in the state equal chance in the contest and proponents say it will pass with enough pledged members.
The preliminary hearing of Henry Brehe charged with murder of his 4 year old stepchild took place before County Judge William Bates in Malloon on February 12. Brehe was bound over to the district court. the plea was denied and he showed no clear understanding of the Brelish. Pastor Rev. HMunsick acted as interpreter and read the charge to the defendant.
New York Feb 13 William Vernon Mole arrested for practicing medicine without a license after treating a woman for payment with inaudible prayer as she would recover Magistrate Freschi held Mole for trial ruling praying for healing as a medical act exceeds personal belief when offered for hire and violates state law The judge noted Christianscience beliefs are protected but preaching healing for pay crosses legal bounds
General Sinen Berthold and insurgents recaptured Mexicali early today. Rebels crossed near the city at dawn and held talks with a US officer, with Mexican officials fleeing to the American side.
Seattle Washington appoints a former Sac City official as police head as George W. L. Dilling is slated to take the helm. The move comes as retirement notes and acting chiefs shuffle through leadership in the Seattle Police Department.
President Taft told the National Corn Exposition in Columbus Ohio that reciprocal trade with Canada would benefit American farmers and industries. He argued protection limits, urged tariff reform, and predicted gains for farmers, mills, railroads and middlemen nationwide.
The next Episcopal general conference will convene in Minneapolis in 79. The decision followed debates within the book committee and a bid by Fairbanks that withdrew after requesting specific concessions.
Rome February reports that Crownin-Shichi of the American somdigmy asked police to assist in a search for Hens Lasrenca Wolfe of Yorr, missing several days. Wolfe, 35, beloved, was involved in a bank visit and suspicious circumstances suggest foul play.
The report lists Des Moines and several other cities including Columbus, Atlantic City, Saratoga Springs, and Des Moines as entrants in the 112 conference race. It mentions people such as Madame Sehuman-Weink and notes discussions on acoustic properties of a facility in Des Moines.
Des Moines reports that State Grange leaders urged opposition to the proposed reciprocity agreement with Canada. Representatives were asked to consider the reorganization of the order and to evaluate the implications for farmers and local communities.
Indictments returned today against Tuphe Sereies Ty and three city officials including Henkel and Will iam oeoney. Jury finds charges rooted in misused contracts and forged certificates in city dealings.
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