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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
8
Franklin Barrett recounts waking in a chalk cave with Psyche beside him. He awakens to a warm greeting as she sings softly, then tests the water quality with fear of impurity. The moment proves sweet as they share water and hopeful plans to outsmart their pursuers.
In a cave we push through hunger and fatigue to widen a shaft. I guard Psyche as we toil, rationing water, sharing humor, and awaiting relief from above as our tunnel nears sea level. Old Peter interrupts with bread from above, boosting hope amid starvation.
In a struggling escape tale, the narrator and Vsyche discuss a tunnel under the cliff to freedom. They debate where to start digging, noting the mass of fallen rock and sand as the likely starting point, while considering the dangers of a difficult, lengthy effort.
A portrait of Dom Carlos of Portugal as a disciplined ruler who balances indulgence with science. He pursues meteorology and marine studies, investing heavily in fishing gear and science for coast communities while maintaining a strong appetite and interest in equestrian and maritime pursuits.
An early 20th century home economics piece urged wives to invest care and warmth in the home, arguing marriage thrives on thoughtful housekeeping. It advises practical sewing tips, wardrobe fitting, and party dress suggestions, praising durable materials and restrained elegance amid changing fashions.
The piece discusses satin finished silks such as satin sultan and satin velour, praising their lustre and drape, alongside fashion advice about relationships. It also notes Lotta the actress as a top Boston taxpayer, Mrs. Anthony Drexel in London, Miss Etta Mae Holm an nun, Princess Margaret of Connaught’s betrothal, a writer using pseudonyms Gyp and Bob, a Norwegian law on bride cooking certification, Ellen Kay on women’s rights, and Amanda Diaz de la Torre in Mexico City society.
Data from the 1901 census show India with 204,361,056 people and a density of 42,500 per square mile. Hindus numbered over 200 million, Christians 2,923,241, and a striking widow surplus among Hindus and Muslims. Per capita taxation rose from 75 cents in 1895 to 60 cents, while national debt climbed to 1.155 billion rupees. imports increased to about 320 million dollars in 1905 and exports to roughly 55 million dollars.
An exhortation on parenting stresses that love faith and confidence must be cultivated in every home. It warns that a child loses trust when parents disappoint and urges careful words and actions to safeguard the child’s physical mental moral and spiritual development.
The Pictorial Review argues modern fabrics and weekly life favor newer washing methods over old techniques. It notes old coarse fabrics withstanding rough rubbing but implies contemporary textiles deserve gentler, more effective care.
A traditional recipe advises removing paintings from frames and rubbing the surface with half a raw potato in circular motions. After cleansing, wipe with a sponge and clear water, with confidence this method is used in picture restoration contexts.
Theater hats are often simple folds of tulle or velvet ribbon holding plumes or flowers. They suit most faces and can be adapted to any look, remaining broadly popular without being overly eccentric unless chosen by the wearer.
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