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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
3
Logan Abstract Co advertises prompt abstracts for deeds wills mortgages and contracts at 71 North Main Street Logan Utah with phone 4k.
A dated set of home remedies covers removing fruit stains from table linen with whisky and glycerin. Techniques include potato and brick dust for knife blades, boiling water for fresh stains, chlor ide of lime for old marks, turpentine in cloth buffer, and cloves with blossom ends to avoid color changes.
An old lamp shade features inch yellow silk braid over gold paper with a stiff cardboard frame. The piece includes a wire circle hanger, braids forming flowerlike decorations, and tiny button toe braids. additional braid flowers dangle from the top. Giel's Confirmation Dress describes a cream voile frock with pinks, trellised bodice, gathered skirt, and decorative buttons. Latest styles include a light straw hat named paille de ris with white roses and black white ribbon, plus a green hat of gauze and tulle. A tempting orange dish combines orange segments with tarragon and chervil, brandy, salad oil, and sugar for a refreshed serving.
A dainty frock described for a young girl features white silk and hoofed leather foibles with blue ribbon trim. The gown has two ruffles, the upper deep and graduated, edged with baby blue ribbons and detailed hems.
In the kitchen roast meat with a spoon to avoid piercing the meat and boiling away juices. Pour the juice into a kettle or pot and boil dry, then add boiling water. Add turpentine to hot starch to prevent sticking. Also mentions iron care and cautions about odors from cabbage.
A lemon in a dirty saucepan with water boiled for thirty minutes removes odor. Wipe onions with salt to banish odor. For grease on mats, make a thin water paste of fullee’s earth, spread on spots, dry, then brush off to vanish stains.
The article describes a three inch belt pin in horse head design and a black and white parasol with rich lace applique. It highlights chatelaine chains in steel mesh with copper studs, silk porthcoats, and low priced ruching dust ruffles. It notes bare dining table trends with doylies and plate weavings and details new crimson sheepskin belts with gilt buckles and crochet borders.
Fragmentary notes show postal window hours and service times with unclear dates and destinations. The legible items mention a general delivery window from 3:00 to 10:00 p m and an order window opening around 5 p m with vague references to location and times.
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