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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
1
Local notes report Miss Essie Shoffner visiting Martinsville last week and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Reynolds at Indianapolis Tuesday. Visits from Miss Ethel Scott of Danville and Miss Violet Hadley. For sale cows hogs and corn. Local business expands with new brick plant. 25 men employed making 36,000 bricks daily. WCTU reception planned. Flower Mission deeds noted. 5000 hides sought at Gray's tannery.
Lieutenant General Anatol Stoessel, former commandant of Port Arthur, is noted among the most distinguished officers of the era. His career spans Turko Russian conflicts, service with the Liberians sharpshooters, and pivotal charges during Treking. his rise culminated in major general and defense leadership roles.
William Dean Howells, renowned American author, is chosen by Oxford University to award the degree of Doctor of Letters, continuing his distinguished reception of honors.
Even tidy housekeepers who demand daily room airing neglect their closets. Clothes presses filled with seldom worn garments benefit from a five minute light airing to deter and expel moths and other pests.
Instructions describe building a shirt bosom board from seasoned wood one foot wide and one and a half feet long with a one inch thickness. It should be covered with two to three layers of flannel then Canton flannel, tightened and tacked, with white cotton slips fitted to the board and replaced weekly.
To clean black lace wipe dust with a cambric handkerchief then pin the lace to a board inserting pins at the points. Sponge with cold tea and let it dry completely. Remove pins. the lace appears fresh and new, better than honeyed fabric.
A pointed brush is the only proper tool for tafted furniture. Without it, dust nests attract moths that cannot be dislodged by a round end brush or whisk broom, making neglect costly.
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