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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
12
A lyrical reflection on a ship sailing through time toward the speaker. The voyage brings rebirth of joy and hints of hidden fires, trading storms for peaceful seas and long sought desires. The poem celebrates the hopeful cargo of spring and renewal.
In a witty scene at a social gathering Miss Morgan confronts Mr. Allison over a candid photograph. He offers to destroy her print if she lets him keep an earlier photo of her, leading to a playful bargaining moment and a final twist as he keeps both images.
The Electrical Review notes Japan’s wartime use of telephony and telegraphy to coordinate fleets and armies. Telephones linked headquarters with divisions enabling instant, precise commands, faster than couriers, shaping modern warfare and reducing risk to messengers.
The Portland Oregonian notes admiration for the British navy's precision after the cruiser Pylades ran aground on a reef in Torres Strait while returning from Australia, mirroring a past incident on the outward journey. The writer questions if such flawless method could exist in any other service.
A short quip notes that women applaud romance on stage and in the final book scene yet mock a neighbor’s quiet goodbye kiss before work, doubting lasting happiness. The Atchison Globe comments on double standards in perceptions of public romance and private affection.
The text describes two glue based paste recipes. First uses glue two inches square pulverized alum water flour oil of lavender to yield nearly a pint paste with long shelf life. Second mixes gum arabic with warm water thickened with flour then adds alum and sugar of lead, heated and cooled to form a paste, with thinning guidance.
The text explains keeping flatirons perfectly clean through frequent scouring and dry heat, then storing them in drawstring bags or paper bags to stay dust free. It advises kerosene and salt on the iron bottom and using salt between waxed paper layers for waxing, as a smoothing aid.
Practical household advice from the Indianapolis News includes using strong hot vinegar to remove paint and mortar from glass, greasing tin seams to prevent rust, starching and ironing lampwicks, avoiding hot water on breadplates, washing milk bottle tops before removing caps, lightly treating telephone mouthpieces with carbolic acid, and dusting curtains with corn meal before winter airing.
Recipes for Chicken Custard Sea Moss Blanc Mange and Chicken Jelly appear alongside a national game roundup. Detroit news, manager notes on Griff ith and Patterson trade talks, umpire comments, and player updates from Chicago to Boston fill the page with culinary tips and baseball chatter.
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