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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
10
A 1910s party guide describes a bird themed card party with wall illustrations of birds matching numbered cards and a Field Day style event for mixed ages. It suggests prizes, costumes, and playful games with crafts and confections, including bird shaped ornaments and nest-like treats.
Fine shadow lace decorates parasols in many pretty styles. Lace may be inserted as tiny squares or formed as a frill caught with a pink roacbad. When parasols are single color the edge is outlined with tiny silk blossoms.
A description of two fashionable costumes with details on fabrics and trims. The right costume features sand colored pique, a draped skirt, a long back coat cut bust-forward with two buttons, black satin collar and revers, a charcoal hat with feathers. The second costume uses dark with blue accents, gray pedal straw hat, and includes quantities of check and plain cloth, corded silk, buttons, and silk for the coat.
An old guidance piece describes deep breathing and neck exercises to enhance the throat neck and bust, including mirror work with exposed skin, military posture, and vigorous arm movements. It discusses external applications such as lotions creams and oils, and notes individual skin types affect results. It also covers massage routines milk cod liver oil and tannin based creams and steps to prepare the skin for better absorption.
An excerpted verse by Reberes Foresman urges focus on duty and personal integrity. It contrasts being busy with truly doing what one ought, cautioning against vanity and neglect of others. The lines emphasize self discipline and continued effort in service to principles.
A fragmented recipe page lists codfish Bonnefemme with potato balls and parsley, Almong Puddings with almonds and orange water, Raspberries a Astor with whipped cream and pistachio, and Squaba Mirabeau roasted fish with onions. It closes with a poetic excerpt about kindness and words.
A fragment describes several salad and sandwich ideas including Pappy Sted Salad-Grare with lettuce and poppy seeds, Olive and Celery Sandwiches with stuffed olives, Mint Cucumber Sandwiches with cucumber and mint, Salad of Nuts and Green Peas with English walnuts, Summer Salad with Lima beans apples peppers and onion, and Chestnuts with apples. A closing literary fragment from William Wordsworth follows.
A guide to preserving harvests with pickled varieties. It outlines Sweet Tomato Pickle, Nasturtium Seed Pickles, Spiced Pears, and Green Cucumber Pickles with ingredients, ratios, and process. Tips include bottling in jars, cooling storage, and adjusting vinegar strength for stomach health. A concluding joke contrasts indecision with action.
A guide to economical cooking offers simple, budget friendly recipes. Hamburg Steaks with oats and onions, Hean Chowder using beans and pork, Fried Corn, Scalloped Ham with layered potatoes, and Baked Apples with brown sugar and cinnamon are outlined for economical, flavorful meals.
The visible stars and moon indicate an unobscured atmosphere. Likely upper ether winds have swept through, suggesting the winds will reach the earth soon.
A fragmentary line hints at heartbreak and reunion themes. The terse text suggests a narrative about how a girl heals as pieces are gathered, implying repair after emotional rupture. No clear names, places, or events are readable.
A reflective note suggesting discretion guides speech more than eloquence. The speaker cites Father Du Bose and implies restraint in expressing thoughts versus the ease of speaking well.
A remark on speed of a motor car notes the difficulty in discerning whether a ride is a joyful excursion or a potential trouble wagon. The piece also reports a Surinam method using copper sulfate to destroy bacilli injuring tobacco plants through the twig.
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