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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
3
A long mirror hung above a sofa reflects the new fashion. Practical tips include carrying absorbent cotton for spills, comparing white and black pepper, warming food without an oven, and cleaning fabrics with cornmeal. A warming closet using a wooden box lined with asbestos keeps food hot for longer, aiding irregular meals.
Crust toast slices with butter browned in a quick oven then topped with cheese. French Eyes are peeled, breaded and fried, served with a butter cream gravy. Cocoanut Cakes mix butter sugar milk flour with cream of tartar and soda then bake and decorate with almonds. Onion Soup simmers onions in water then milk, thickened with flour and butter, stirred with egg and cream.
Weather across the East hinders distributive trade while the West and South report solid activity. Crop damage rumors persist from many sources, but estimates remain unchanged. Iron and steel mills run at full capacity as new plants come online and machinery exports stay strong. Rail traffic to Australia and South America remains robust, though freight cars are scarce amid labor disputes. Grain markets quiet due to extended holidays. corn faces trader hesitation from prior manipulation. Wheat shows volatile reaction with potential recovery amid gloom from growing areas. Bradstreet notes unseasonable weather dampening retail trade and crops in the North, yet hints at improvement with some regions enjoying better conditions. Data cites weekly matches totals and open rail connections near Victoria Nayau.
An ad claims Ayer's Hair Vigor is a hair food not a dye. It asserts hair regains its natural dark color gradually and stops falling. The product is priced at $1,000 per bottle and available at all druggists.
Fragmented items include terra cotta goddess figurines and bronze deities Mars Jupiter Mercury from a walled Roman temple site in Hunsruck near the Rhine. The report blends other varied notes on fashion, remedies, and curiosities across 1900 era items.
A St Petersburg correspondent reports rapid progress in wireless telegraphy with the Popoff system. Lighthouses in the Black Sea will gain Popoff gear to talk with the coast and monitor nearby warships. Two hundred sets have been sent to Vinadivortok and Port Arthur to link Russian fleets across the Pacific via stations along the Korean coast. Also notes prospects of oranges ripening in Washington and Austrian census figures, with Vienna and Budapest populations listed. Garfield headache powders are advertised for various ailments. New Yorkers plan a $1,000,000 Bermuda winter resort investment.
A New York Lost correspondent predicts the Ava-Supi will vanish in about a dozen years. Once 4500 strong and rival to the Apaches, the tribe now numbers under 120 and wanders in a sandstone marrow canyon near William Station, along the Santa Fe line.
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