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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
5
The narrator follows Psyche deeper into a cave system revealing a sheltered world. He notes a frock and jewelry from a prior life, the girl’s limited speech, and the perilous passages as they climb rubble and scale toward a narrow sky opening. The candle goes out during a dangerous descent and is relit to continue their exploration.
In a cavern I discover a grisly altar of relics and a gold cache, while Psyche sings a pagan hymn. We flee a collapsing cave as I wrestle with leaving the trapped Psyche and confront my great grandfather’s violent interruption at the rope.
At a Essex Bar Association dinner Herbert Parker recounted a practice story showing his sharpness with evidences. A young witness claimed a man went out to be shaved after leaving the shop and returning with a clean face, prompting the judge to question the basis of the assertion.
In the Philadelphia Press a playful exchange unfolds as Mamsay guides a partner back to her seat after a waltz. Miss Cutting notes a torn flounce and quips that he is never too old to learn the dance.
A lively Boston Transcript fragment surveys fashion and courtship with poems naming Annie Malion Carry Mel and others, then segues into opulent winter dress styles, hats, veils, and fabrics. It notes lace trims, shawl scarfs, new waists, and butterfly bows dominating gowns.
Practical home tips for eye care and cold relief include cold tea or fresh milk washes and camphor with sugar for colds. Breathing relief comes from baking soda blown into the throat, while burns benefit from dry flour. A special nerve cure claim favors enforced daily silence. A dubious face bleach mixes almonds water and mercury compound.
Rev Richard A Morley told his Oak Park congregation that the ideal wife must be truthful, never coercive, and aim to please. He argued the wife is created to be subject to her husband in a spiritual sense, not a material one, reflecting an Inspired writ.
Describes machine hemstitching on crepe de chine garments with Valenciennes lace trimming. Recommends No 100 to No 200 thread, tight tensions, and stitching on the wrong side for a smooth edge. Explains hemstitched tucks, corded effects, and using machine work to save time on baby clothes.
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