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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
2
Expert Terhune emphasizes daily practice of the left lead and parries to build power without sluggin g. He warns against arm withdrawal before leading and instructs on right lead and facial guards, counters, and the must not bend knees except for body blows, urging gradual mastery and weekly rehearsal.
A shopper cleverly rebrands the floor walker as floor manager to gain superior service in a large department store. The tactic yields prompt assistance, with the employee directing a saleswoman to give the Indies careful attention and escorting her to the right counter.
On a blustery March morning Dr. Welr Mitchell walked Philadelphia City Hall square with a young editor. They held their hats against the wind as Mitchell suggested a tethered shorn lamb might invite Providence to temper the gale.
Cleaning instructions cover white Milan or split straw hats with oxalic acid solution then sun drying, black Milan or horsehair with velvet and alcohol, black chip with shoe polish, colored hats with gasoline, faded hats with dye, and general rule to polish or professional for sunburned straw. It also notes cleaning lace or net hats by dipping the whole hat in gasoline and air drying.
A brisk guide extols daily mending as a lost art. It praises the well groomed woman who keeps needles handy and fixes rips, frays, and holes promptly. Repairs extend clothing life, with patching, darning, and careful pressing preserving garments for longer use.
The description notes thin dress trimming using lattice work, baby velvet ribbon, and a small velvet button, especially on evening gowns of sheer material. It also highlights everyday hats for children with wide brims and sun shading, made from light straw and featuring a run crown band and pompons.
The article outlines safety steps when using sulfur disinfectant, including covering the mouth, opening windows promptly, and avoiding prolonged exposure. It also advises general cold care such as quinine, camphor, hydration, light meals, avoiding stimulants, and ensuring fresh air. A simple potato poultice is described, using two muslin bags to transfer heat from hot potatoes to the patient.
A historical recipe describes whisking four eggs separated, beating yolks with sugar, folding in whipped whites, folding in flour with baking powder, salt water and lemon zest, then baking in a hollow cylinder cake tin in a moderately hot oven.
A frugal recipe using leftover bacon and eggs from a Pretiune meal. Chop finely, mix with mashed potato and bacon gravy if available, mold into balls, coat with raw egg and cracker crumbs, and fry until light brown. Serve hot for a tasty, economical dish.
Thin graham slices are crust removed and banana spread on one slice with three banana pieces. A second slice is placed on top and pressed together. Toast briefly to light brown, keep hot in oven. Best warm, not good when cold. Serves with curried eggs.
The housekeeper loses bread when using stale yeast. Break compressed yeast into warm water with sugar, wait a minute, and watch for a rise. Fresh yeast will rise to the top and foam. if not by ten minutes, it is unfit for use.
The piece argues that private individuals must engage in public affairs and govern in some measure, warning against the view that private life is separate from political responsibility. It contends that citizens should care about social conditions and governance, challenging tyranny and passivity.
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