Loder Wins Quiet Reassertion as Chilcote Talks Policy
In a House speech, Loder defends Conservative line amid Russia Persia tension. He stresses Meshed and Khorasan issues while urging immediate action to safeguard British interests, drawing reaction from Fraide and peers as Chilcote contemplates the future and his own position.
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Lader
Chilcote
Fen
Ateady
Russia
Persian
Grand Duke of Moncovy
Mesheda
Khorasan
Persian Gulf
India
Afghanistan
England
Persia
Lapras
Howe
Love
Fraide
Lo Ger
Theo
Loter
Sarah
Eve
Thea
Grosse Og Square
Greening
Frale
New Beauty Instruments Stir Female Fashion Circles
The piece notes excitement over a new facial device to improve contour and tone. It describes a face flapper with a long band and disk, clamps and straps for tightening jaws and cheeks, and rubber masks and accessories used in beauty parlors. It links these tools to women’s interest in maintaining youth and personal appearance.
Arranging Flowers Lessons For Better Displays
A brief musing on floral arrangement notes Americans often spoil blooms by crowding them in too-small vases or keeping them in excess water. It urges readers to learn a few simple lessons to showcase flowers without waste.
Roses in Opalescent Vases Reflect Japanese Floral Taste
The passage notes proper relation between flowers and their receptacles, praising Japanese expertise. It criticizes tall displays using many roses in tiny vases as crude and tasteless, recommending fewer blooms and slim stems suited to opalescent glass vases that harmonize with the roses colors.
The Ancient Journey of Gloves Through Time
The article traces glove origins from biblical mentions to early forms in Persia and Rome. It notes glove use by Homeric figures and Varro, early church symbolism, and land transfers in Arles. It also highlights the single combat tradition of throwing down a glove and notes women wearing gloves post Reformation.
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Nenophon
Varro
Arles
Care of the Eyes Advice for Persistent Eye Strain
The article urges rest for eyes to cure headaches caused by strained vision. It warns against prolonged use, suggests brief rests and bathing, and advises avoiding tasks like sewing while eyes are tired. It also cautions against resisting fatigue from sewing or writing and emphasizes future eye care.
Giving Baby Castor Oil For Easy Administration
Advice for parents on how to give infant castor oil safely and effectively. Use warm oil, assist with a wet compress, and time spoon delivery to the tongue’s back to minimize gagging. Let a family member supervise, keep the infant calm, and follow with a bottle or nursing to aid swallowing.
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Katis
Women as Photographers. Why They Don’t Succeed
In a critique of female photographers the article argues women struggle because they chase artistry over clients wishes. It claims portraits should reflect likeness not impression, and success comes from balancing naturalness with targeted transformation while avoiding overt hostess roles.
Household helps and simple home remedies
Practical tips for household care including boot shining with orange juice and brushing, window washing with starch solution, repurposing worn tablecloths into tray cloths, turpentine for corn removal, and gentle wool winding techniques for knitting. Notes on color accents and decorative stones.
Amusing DIY Minie Dart For Handy Boys
Young Folks describes a simple toy called the minie dart. A straight round toe stick two feet long is carved and slit five inches deep at one end. A cantboard insert is shaped like a pig and secured with tacks. The balance is checked on a knife blade.
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Ross
Shane
A Novel Toy Demonstration of a Waving Dart
A garbled description explains a springy wooden whip and dart toy. A long tapered stick ends in a stout line with a kot knot, tied to hold the dart. The string is pulled over the dart and released to launch the dart into the air, producing a waving motion and a lively demonstration.
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Lalance
Pletare
The Odd Little Bat And Other Noted Birds
The piece describes bats as harmless night flyers that hunt insects at dusk and sleep most of the day, noting their winged, mouse-like form and cave roosts, then shifts to the whippoorwill with its night song, nesting habits, and a brief, lyrical glimpse at starlight counting. It mentions diverse lunges into Pacific myths and a poetic reflection on counting stars.
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Lea
Chilcote
Blanche
Leonard Kaine
Philadelephia
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