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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
7
Andrew Carnegie spoke in a Rockefeller Bible class on a Sunday endorsing early marriages. He praised the idea that the right man in the right place at the right time makes a good husband reading to his wife by the radiator on a winter night.
A. C. Brandon recalls years of boils and facial eczema in Lebanon Ohio before using Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap. He reports rapid improvement, no recurrence for over twenty years, and ongoing faith in the remedies. Free samples and a booklet offered by Cuticura for application.
Sermons on the prevention of consumption will be preached in thousands of churches on April 21 set aside as Tuberculosis day by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Last year over 50 000 of 200 000 churches observed the day drawing millions of listeners. This marks the third observation with plans to widen the gospel of health through 600 anti tuberculosis associations and various health boards clubs and organizations nationwide.
An exchange defines normal as unusual or extraordinary and contrasts it with expectation, offering an example of an actress who has never sought a divorce to illustrate the idea of deviation from the norm.
A stylish patient asks what is new while the assignable physician playfully asks the patient to explain his symptoms. The exchange hints at a medical consultation with light banter and curiosity about the illness.
A compact observation notes that self made men often seek wives who fit a crafted ideal. The remark suggests social pairing patterns where ambition aligns with compatibility. It reflects traditional views on matchmaking and status.
Julia Bottomley notes a rising love for soft caps among American women, indoors and out. From breakfast silk caps to theater styles, designers use net lace ribbons and rhinestones, with practical night caps and easy home-making methods highlighted, emphasizing feminine charm over function.
The piece argues women’s athleticism should favor dancing and graceful movement over rough sports like hockey or golf. It notes dancing blends artistry with practice, while cautioning that some games may threaten feminine charm. It predicts future women may grow more robust, while men still admire their appeal.
A waist garment described as light green marquisette of chiffon cloth with ki mono sleeves. It features ecru lace embroidery bands and olive and cord ornamentation at the front, with white lace on the under sleeves.
The article notes flax as a big money maker in Western Canada alongside wheat oats barley and other farm products. Citing a Saskatoon circular on seed flax and a Rosetown example, it highlights yields of 29 bushels per acre from 25 pounds of seed and a 2800 bushel wheat haul from summer fallow on 100 acres, urging proper soil prep sowing and care. It also mentions government literature on cattle horses roots and vegetables.
A quoted exchange notes concern over King George's uncle visiting New York and the potential consequences for George, highlighting fears about political or social implications of such a visit. The dialogue hints at strategic or statecraft concerns without specifying actions or outcomes.
In the Toledo Blade, a witty exchange unfolds where a character prefers being called a fool over a knave. The banter probes honesty and pride as the scene unfolds with sharp, period voice.
Hat trimmings for straw hats in the south include wing plume and aigrette like ornaments made of shadow lace tulle or gauze. These items are usually simple in number but can be quite large in size and form a wide variety of shapes and effects.
A crafty woman discovers gilding lace with gilt paint to enhance gowns and hats. After testing on old lace she coats both sides with paint, allowing drying between passes. Two coats may be needed. Silver and copper finishes are also possible for decorative trimming and craft projects.
Appleton Wisconsin and several other towns share gratitude from women who claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier eased chronic female ailments. Letters from Miss Cedura Bauer Miss Minnie Suaver Miss Etta McCanpuxss describe long standing issues improved sleep nervousness headaches and irregular cycles after using the remedies. They urge others to try the medicine saying it cannot harm and has benefited many.
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