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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
3
Poem notes a ship of yesterday sailing through time bringing joy and desires while its silent, unwelcoming array hints at hidden fires. The speaker turns away with an ave towards the ship, sensing rebirth and springtide in its cargo.
In a social gathering, Mr. Allison and Miss Morgan debate ownership of a photoshoot. He refuses to destroy a revealing print and offers to trade for a portrait, ending with him keeping both images as she concedes the deal.
The Electrical Review notes Japan’s use of wireless telegraphy at sea and telephone lines on land to connect Tokyo to armies. The article argues the telephone lets a commander direct 400000 troops, coordinate divisions, and move reserves instantly, reducing danger to messengers and replacing couriers in modern combat.
The Portland Oregonian lauds the British navy for flawless organization after the cruiser Pylades ran aground on a reef in Torres Strait on its return from Australia, echoing a past incident on its outward voyage. The piece extols methodical accuracy and disciplined response.
The quotation contrasts female reactions to stage romance with the public display of affection of a neighbor couple. It notes how women applaud a heroine and hero on stage and doubt a real couple’s lasting marriage as the man kisses his wife goodbye before leaving for work.
The text describes two paste making methods. First a glue and powdered alum paste with flour oil of lavender to preserve, yielding about a pint. Second a gum arabic paste thickened with flour and alum, with lead solution added, heated to boiling and cooled, adjustable with gum solution if too thick.
The text advises keeping flatirons perfectly clean by frequent scouring to prevent extra work and dirt on clothes. After washing, dry on stove, then store in drawstring bags or empty paper bags to stay dust free. A kerosene salt rag or salt between waxed paper layers helps smooth iron bottoms.
Household hints from the Indianapolis News include using hot vinegar to remove paint and mortar from glass and applying grease to tin ware seams to prevent rust. Other advice covers starching wicks, avoiding hot water on breadplates, washing milk bottles, carbolic acid for telephone mouthpieces, and drying curtains with dry corn meal in winter.
A collection of kitchen preparations including Chicken Custard Sea Moss Blanc Mange and Chicken Jelly. Instructions cover using fresh egg yolks with broth, an uncooked egg remedy with sherry, soaked Irish moss for blanc mange, and simmered chicken jelly with bone and meat separated for moulding with precise steps.
Cooley to play right for Detroit and Griffith to pick Indianapolis players next fall. Umpire Sheridan notes more bus travel this season. Griffth explores Fultz Puttmann Shlei for Patten and Wittredge while Jackson and Cleveland show promise at bat. Chicago fans rate Lee Tannehill for third base near Collins and Bradley. Stahl aims to revive Washington, Dobbs in Brooklyn center field, Farrell laid off by St Louis, and Reed praised by Mack as a top pitcher in the American League. Willis bolts from A on to Boston Nationals, Soden in Boston mediates. Collins highlights prominence of small hitters Keeler Parent and other stars among a wave of big men like Jaol Bradley Wagner Chesbro Matthews Stall and Chance.
A London Saturday Review authority says musicians face heavy drudgery and should only enter the field if they truly love music. The Vermont Medical Monthly adds that a physician’s forceful, persuasive guidance often yields better outcomes than drugs.
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