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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
6
In a Chicago Tribune snippet, a pastor dines with the family as Brother Smithers notes a child’s biscuit intake. The moment centers on small life details and domestic humor within a church setting.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a free sample offer from Le Roy New York claiming it cures sweaty hot swollen aching feet and promises easier wearing of tight shoes. It also mentions cures for corns ingrowing nails and bunions and notes druggists sell it for 25 cents with no substitutes. The piece includes jokes about telegraphic costs and farm humor from various papers.
A humorous exchange quoted from the Chicago Tribune notes Aunt Mandy’s travels to China and comments on the Chinese as a race. The joke centers on cooking rice and cultural exposure.
A letter from Arthur reports winning a scholarship delighting a mother. The dialogue shifts to affectionate pride as the Ruatiy Party recalls a pig winning a medal at the agricultural show.
A playful exchange unfolds as friends tease that a couple’s honeymoon will be a honey cycle. The prospective bride proclaims an adventurous trip by bicycle, drawing amused reactions from onlookers.
A collage of verse and prose reflects on gentleness in marriage and the cost of harsh words. It contrasts mothers’ care with everyday neglect, then shifts to fashion trends and hat styles, emphasizing beaver material popularity and chic silhouettes for the season.
An observing writer notes women often keep old suits on hangers until removal or donation, suggesting this practice helps garments look well. The piece implies restraint and careful garment care as keys to presentable attire.
A close fitting tunic gown remains popular with broadcloth and permo fabrics. Soft pliable chiffons allow pannier drapery while new French models feature full side drapes. The dark green permo coat material blends mohair and wool and high collars guard against winter. A gown with gold embroidered broadcloth and soutache details updates last season’s princess style with sailor collars and satin girdles for a refreshed look.
The Delineator calls for regular mothers classes in school buildings at least weekly. Every teacher should attend to learn infant health as it impacts later school age care. The piece notes the Parisian modiste’s precise hat brim description.
A reflective piece extols simple pleasures and peaceful obscurity as a genuine achievement. It urges contentment with few dear people, flowers, sea, and sky, claiming such modest happiness is within everyone’s reach and truest form of success.
In a brief fashion fragment, hats in plain dull jet tones and cresting moire details appear. Poke bonnets of beaver and moire belts with jet buckles, oval hat pins, tulle edged handkerchiefs, moire coats, velvet suits and diagonal serge linked to Rus nomenclature emerge as style hints.
Advice on coat and skirt care recommends hanging by loops harms shape. Proper shape retention ensures a sharp look even as fabric wears. Regular care preserves fit and drape for a polished wardrobe.
A tip for spill free pouring states that moistening a toothpick and drawing a line on the bottle neck guides the liquid. Ink bottles, with necks lacking pressure, benefit as the liquid follows the glass outline to prevent spills.
A quick stain prevention tip advises not sweeping fresh soot from carpets or cars. Instead cover the soot with kitchen salt to absorb and then sweep up the residue, reducing the risk of a lasting mark on fabric or upholstery.
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