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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
3
A Chicago designer presents a piano stool that starts as a single seat and folds into a double seat for two. Hinged seats lock to stay firm, then unfold into side by side seats fitting into the box top and tracks for stability. Also includes home cures for rhubarb wine rust stains lace washing and ironing tips.
Ben Hutton the warden marries Mary Arthur Burt after she confesses to a crime to save her forger husband. Mary, now Mary Hutton, becomes a beacon for fellow prisoners, easing burdens, guiding post release plans, and aiding many to lead improved lives.
The article outlines preparing tomatoes for serving, using whole raw tomatoes scalded and peeled, arranged on lettuce, and chilled on ice. It describes two nourishing fillings, Tomato and Nuts and Tomato Surprise, plus Baked Tomatoes, Tomatoes and Peppers, and Tomato Trifle with steps for pulp, seasonings, and baking.
The article describes smart outing coats and skirts in white serge and bone colors, with reverses of white or taffeta and trims of silk braid buttons. It mentions a May Manton pattern for girls sixteen to eighteen, priced at ten cents with coupon and stamps for mailing.
A laundry hint says adding one cupful of vinegar to the wash water keeps colors from running and garments look equal to new while damp. The glue bottle tip suggests rubbing a fresh stopper with lard or grease to prevent sticking and using it in place of the old one.
A stylish new telephone directory hangs above the instrument for quick reference. It suits the home as a functional addition to call numbers.
A Woman's National Daily guidance urges business women to avoid self pity and complaint. It emphasizes staying alert, physically clean, and focused on work as a sole interest. Seek local market needs, meet urgent requirements, and keep a goal oriented path to continuously improve skills and efficiency.
Kitchenettes. Stains may be removed from the collar of an overcoat by rubbing it with a cloth dipped in ammonia. By immersing an ink stained handkerchief in milk after staining and letting it soak, the ink will generally dim. Mosquito netting doubled or quadrupled makes excellent dishcloths. It is thin enough to go easily into pitchers and small cups, pleasant to handle, and dries quickly. It measures about 12 by 24 inches. For lace curtains, darn small holes before washing. for larger holes, wash flat, cut a patch from the top, trim frayed edges, dip the patch in raw starch, press over the hole. this is neater than sewing.
A 1/4 pound castile soap is dissolved in 2 quarts of deodorized grain alcohol heated gently until boiling. The mixture is clarified, reprocessed, and distilled to remove alcohol. The remaining mass dries to a white transparent soap said to soften and beautify the complexion. Modern announcement seeks a governess who is a good stenographer to take down clever sayings of a child.
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