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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
3
A guest chamber should be a rest space with a prominent bed and extra linens. Provide a shaded lamp and small table, keep towels and toiletries discreet, and arrange storage and hooks for orderly access while avoiding a sense of surveillance.
A glance at winter styles features white and black fur ensembles, regal trim with sable and ermine, white carriage rugs with fur, and long diaphanous gowns. London and New York showcase ermine, white feathers, and primrose velvet boleros. Bonnet trends shift toward smart toques, while New Year table decor favors holly and mistletoe with nut crackers suggested for ease.
French potatoes are cut into small balls with a vegetable scoop then blanched in salted water. They are fried briefly in clarified butter before baking ten minutes to a crisp golden finish, drained, sprinkled with parsley and salt, and served as directed.
The piece portrays a cityscape haunted by industry and decay. A newcomer's approach through north, south, or west reveals grim foundries, elevators, and factories amid swamps, roads, and poles, as the observer eyeing a two faced goddess of Bustle and Slouch.
The article describes extreme court attire in Revolutionary era France with feathers on hats and coaches lowered seats. It recounts Louis Philippe’s cautious ban on the royal hunt crowd, the Monaco princess criticizing fashion via her headgear, and a toy royal coach with footmen. It closes noting the Queen mother’s hairdo featuring her son in arms and a parrot pecking a cherry.
A fragmentary dialogue quote features Mr Benedick and Uerald debating the trials of early marriage. It hints at a literary exchange about marital challenges and time's easing effect, reflecting a period voice. The text preserves a humorous, reflective tone with a literary edge.
A Massillon citizen endorses Dean's Kidney Pills, recounting a successful summer 1996 treatment and four year corroboration. The note mentions prices, distributors, and other patent remedies for common ailments, including Foley's Honey and Dr Thomas' Fleetrie Os and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, with general household accident guidance.
In an ad from Philipsburg New Jersey Rider and Ryder claim Foley's Honey and Tar stops colds if taken early. The piece notes Blood Bitters as a liver remedy and promotes a Black Skating Rater hatter at Dall's Hat Store with a price of 3.25.
Loyal customers endorse Spacree as a splendid remedy for sore throats and breathing issues. Rader and Suys highlight Fiver's Honey and related products as effective options attracting steady advocacy.
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