07 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
1
A Georgia Senator argues against annexation of Cuba citing racial tensions and political unrest. He warns annexation would amplify race issues and threaten economic interests, urging careful consideration at the next congress session.
Public notes advocate relentless enthusiasm as key to achievement in racing and broader work. The piece argues effort, care, and steady maintenance keep performance high, with perseverance overcoming inevitable setbacks like tire failures.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure as safe and effective for all ages, opposing opiates, and claims a new Pure Drug Law will label cough remedies containing opium or narcotics. It claims the product cures, not just suppresses symptoms, and offers free trials and sale details from Daugherty Bros. Also promotes Dr Shoop's Green Salve for lips and Magic Ointment for piles, with store offers from Maugherty and Sutton's closing sale on Queensware.
A discussion on sending daily steamer letters to friends aboard ships, with examples of farewells and travel verses. It covers practical ideas for small tokens like lemons with candy, gum, bouillon, or a Jackson ball, plus a note on humor and light gifts to comfort seasick travelers. It also includes a Home Economics snippet on washing wool sweaters, detailing tepid water, soap, rinsing, and drying without ironing.
A fragment list wedding lore linking luck to a groom with a miniature horseshoe. blessings for a bride dreaming of fairies. telegrams to newlyweds on the way to church as omen of evil. shipboard marriage deemed unlucky. mud as a binding constraint. a spider on the wedding gown foretells happiness for the bride.
A historical note describes adjustable meshes for powdered sugar flour purees and marmalade. It hints at 014 gloves or kid gloves for kettle or iron holders. Leather conducts heat poorly making holders effective. edges are bound with braid and leather strips.
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