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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

Page

2

A Walk with Joyce in the Park and Grannie’s Stand

Joyce, four, a philosopher and affection magnet, walks with her aunt through a city park. A misbehaving boy mocks Joyce and her gran, Joyce defends her gran and cries. a nurse intervenes as Joyce’s aunt consoles her. The故事 ends with Joyce praying to bless friends but avoid Bill Green, highlighting love’s fragility.

Joyce Mummie Daddie Jinnie Grannnie Grannie Grannies Nurse Llue Billy Green Master Green

Styles for tots pretty coat adapted to two year boy

A home sewing note details a white rough serge coat for a two year old boy wearing petticoats, with Jap silk lining, deep plaits, a white leather belt, and a double sailor collar with anchor corners. Includes material lists and a matching pelisse for a two to three year old girl with two plaits, gimp edging, silk lining, and bonnet.

Pelisse

Mustard Paste Instructions and Pink Cheeks Remedy

A historical health column describes making mustard paste at Presbyterian Hospital Manhattan with mustard and flour, water, and optional egg white oil or vaseline, plus poultice guidance. It also touts internal rouge via raw carrots to achieve rosy cheeks, advising grocery store purchases and daily carrot intake.

Presbyterian Hospital Manhattan

Striped Shirt Waists Attract Morning Wear Trends

The article notes striped shirt waists in linen and silk gain popularity for their easy fit and neat look. Striped effects in washable silks offer variety, appealing to diverse tastes and women seeking fashionable morning wear. It also gives a practical tip on rooting rubber plant slips using moss in a pot.

Housekeeper's two sweetbreads recipes in old cookbook style

The Housekeeper offers two stewed sweetbreads methods. First, white stew uses veal broth, mace, onion, flour, butter, and cream with lemon and parsley garnish. Second, brown sauce method soaks, simmers, presses, then heats in a rich brown sauce with tomatoes.

Household Hints From The Home Desk

Hot sunshine removes scorch and hot tartaric acid lifts ink from white cloth. Sealed envelopes cannot be steamed open with hot water. Delicate glass survives washing in very hot water edgewise. Insects dislike salt and alum. carpet retains them. Saturate grass stains in paraffin before washing. Extinguish burning oil by flour sand or earth. Starch mixed with soapy water gives gloss and prevents sticking. Boil clotheslines and pegs briefly after purchase. Bran at the bottom of tins prevents cake burning.

Recipes and household tips from a vintage kitchen section

Instructions for Italian Cakes and rag rugs plus quick crafts and packing tips. Includes a strawberry jelly iced cake bake ten to fifteen minutes, rag carpet by hole method, Lyman Salad with grape fruit and pecan, packing china in a flour barrel, moth prevention with benzine and camphor fumes. Entities include strawberry, raspberry, Wedgewood, Lyman, and gum camphor references.

Lyman

When Burning Rubbish and Odors

Instruction advises adding a handful of salt to burning vegetable refuse old papers and rubbish in stoves or furnaces to prevent unpleasant odors and disagreeable smells.

Traveling teacher tale from early America humor in New Jersey

An old New Jersey Historical Society manuscript recalls a traveling country schoolmaster who boasted he could teach almost any branch yet admitted ignorance of Matthew Mattocks while claiming to know his brother Tom, highlighting frontier pedagogy and humor.

America New Jersey Historical Society Matthew Mattocks Matthew Tom

Promises of Electrical Era and Road Notice

A passage discusses the dawn of the electrical era and its potential to surpass flames in power and scope, noting future widespread uses from telephones to household motors. The second portion is a highway notice from Mills County Iowa detailing a proposed 66 foot wide public road in section 20, with land ownership, deadline for objections by September 1, 1908, and the auditor's office contact.

Galleo Daguerre Pasteur Watt Stephenson Parsons de Laval William &. Wall Myrtle Meade New Described William R. Wall Myrtle S. Meade B. T. Agan Mills County Lows

Feminine Intuition in a Hazy Twilight Scene

In purple evening light Evangeline and Hector Mont Morency exchange intimate lines amid drifting wistaria and honeysuckle fragrance. He professes deep love, while she teases him about guessing her thoughts in a playful exchange.

Evangeline Hector Mont- Morency

Timetable Notice for Tabor and Northern Arrivae

Public timetable fragment shows stops Tabor and Northern Arrivae Malvern. Entries list times 9 00 am 4 80 pm 11 20 am 8 00 pm and 12 05 m with Thpm 80am RDM, indicating scheduled departures and possible errors in OCR transcription.

Tabor & Northern —Arrivae Malvern Tabor Omaha Free Connell Bluffs Tee Glenwood Bag Balfour Tee Thee Wee Tie Vere Hastings Emerson Teve Red Oak Chicago Adams Oganease No East Bound East- Pacific Junction Ings Pry Pit Sone Hastings Bae Malvern Iad As Balfour Pacific Conncil Bluffs Denver Ron Hundays Omaha West Bound Noah Pasitic Junction Plattsmouth Nowra Plattemonth North South Noal Vere Mons Ness Conneil Bluffs Minsola Bilver City Silrahan Wey

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