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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
3
A line contrasts the orange’s interior and exterior showing how one use can refresh a person while the other can cause harm. The remark highlights divergent human outcomes from a single natural object. It reflects broader reflections on utility and danger in everyday life.
Pretty Neckwear revisits the Dutch collar with a fresh square variation for spring. White linen, delicate Irish lace, and edged with wider outer lace define the style, with patterns adaptable to eyelet and satin stitch embroidery.
The article offers prenuptial party ideas and simple recipes. It describes making a vanilla ice cream topping with Canton ginger juice and citrus, creamed mushroom or sweetbread fillings for croustades, and bread cup hors d oeuvres. It also suggests cucumber butter sandwiches and olive fillings.
A home recipe instructions to fry bread, stir in flour with fat, add hot water and two tablespoons of catsup, return the brains and simmer gently for 15 minutes. Finish by serving in a border of fire.
Reheating method for minced ham in a cream sauce with three to four parts filling in cups. Break an egg into each cup, top with buttered crumbs, and bake until the egg sets. Other meats may be prepared similarly.
The passage urges tackling hard tasks before easier ones to reduce dread and increase efficiency. It likens this habit to childhood routines, suggesting planning to finish difficult work first frees time for enjoyment and reduces unnecessary delay.
The article notes pineapples are cheapest in May and early June, urging thrifty housewives to watch markets. It warns that about one third of the fruit is wasted in preparation and offers tips on shredding for puddings and ice creams or cutting into cubes for canning sauces or preserves.
Remove skin and eyes from pineapple. Weigh fruit after preparation. Shred from stem to core. Mix three quarters of a pound sugar per pound pineapple. Cook in syrup until fruit is transparent. Serve with tapioca and whipped cream.
A recipe instructs to mix grape juice with orange and lemon juice sugar and water dissolve gelatin in part of the water heat rest to boil and combine then freeze the mixture into grape sherbet.
A fragmentary verse reflects on missed deeds and silent acts. The speaker laments forgotten words, unmailed letters, unsent flowers, and tender sentiments that linger as haunting regrets at day’s end.
Instructions on selecting handling washing and canning berries including strawberries raspberries and blackberries. Describes gentle washing avoiding standing water and sand separation, best vessels granite ware, making a thick syrup, cooking heat, and jam method with equal strawberry sugar by weight. Notes proper sterilization cooling and long storage.
A clipped remark underscores tension between a neighborly image and resident sentiment. The bishop notes that the house and its people define belonging, not external labels, highlighting a critique of social perception in the neighborhood.
A housekeeper laments endless meals and urges balance between work and personal life. She advises husbands to share duties, give occasional outings, theater tickets, and roses to keep marriages lively, respect women’s roles, and take breaks for family happiness.
Squeeze lemon juice over beefsteak before serving to brighten flavor. Add flavoring extracts to cold mixtures to minimize steam loss. For a burnt cookware dish, fill half with cold water and a touch of washing soda to reach boiling point and ease cleaning.
In hot weather appetite wanes. fresh chilled fruits refresh. A dish of cereal with cream, a roll and coffee suffices for most. For heartier meals, bacon eggs chops omelets and fish are suggested.
A brief recipe describes separating calves' brains into oyster-sized pieces. They are dipped in beaten egg with a little water, coated in crumbs, then fried in hot fat and garnished with parsley.
An observing woman notes the trend of flower trimmed hats featuring diminutive blossoms. Lilies of the valley and tiny roses decorate large flat hats and crowns, with lilies forming crowns on lace or straw shapes and forget me nots violets and mignonette proving popular.
In shopping notes enjoin purchasing silk fishnet when seen. Carse mesh provides decoration with little coverage over contrasting fabrics. Gray or twine colors pair with many ensembles, suitable for turbans, large bows, and transparent scarves over evening costumes.
A simple facial lotion combines almond meal with soft soap and rose water. It is strained then enriched with tincture of benzoin and, in hot weather, cooled by adding storax dissolved in spirits.
A new waist model features silk voile gathered at the top and bottom with bands of silk, a wide ribbon underneath showing through to form a corselet, elbow sleeves plaited, untrimmed, and a lace yoke.
The article advises calm measures to reduce nose shine in summer. It recommends bathing the nose with hot water mixed with a teaspoon of borax per pint, and wiping with soft fabric to prevent rubbing and redness.
The season favors brilliancy with many tones and experimental looks. The most selling colors across fabrics are mignonette green flame pink and irish blue.
S. P. Keyes of 147 Congress St Boston Massachusetts recalls decades of terrible head and neck skin trouble. He sought many doctors and hospital care with no relief before trying Cuticura Remedies. He reports a complete cure after a short time. Dated Oct 12 1909.
The note from William J. Sadlier of 1614 Susquehanna Ave Philadelphia May 1 1909 reports rapid facial improvement after ten days using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He had tried several doctors with no results and praises the treatment. A separate item mentions stiff boiled shirts as a humorous anecdote from Tit Bits and a remark by Mr Jones.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Tabs for foot bath relief from soreness odors and numbness with a follow up powder Allen's Foot-Ease for daily comfort. It offers samples by mail and states 25 cents for regular tabs and powder, with sender Allen E. Olmsted LeRoy New Jersey.
An assortment of vintage ads promotes Red Cross Ball Blue detergent urging grocery buyers to purchase with a large 20 percent offering and six cent package price. Other lines tout Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels, and a note on animal reproduction and snake types.
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