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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1899
Page
1
The Ladies Home Journal advisor Edward Eck extols country living as a revitalizing force for Americans. He argues outdoor life, proximity to nature, and soil-based experiences strengthen physical health, mental development, and family well being, urging readers to stay close to nature.
The article describes the albatross as a majestic yet awkward land creature with enormous appetite and effortless flight, citing its breeding on inaccessible rocks and grim hunger. It also features a Nashville horse car repurposed into a houseboat moored at Monroe tiree in the Ohio River, with two cozy rooms inside and curtains on square windows.
A Lezdon Tit-Bits summary notes how lotteries breed superstition and peril. Tales recount first prizes of £8,000 to a peasant who died of starvation, a £15,000 win to a German milliner trade, and a nearly £5,000 prize to a man who died days before the draw. Other cases show fortunes shuffled by heirs, sales of tickets, and risky gambles that end in loss or death.
Practical Good Housekeeping guidance for serving orange based treats to recovering children and invalids. Includes making orange basket jelly, jelly from orange juice with lemon, and playful orange peel crafts. Also offers simple turkey leftovers ideas like pudding hash and bone soup.
A humorous tale recounts a young barrister’s exam of a witness with hazy identity. The exchange turns comic as the judge questions who the witness’s mother might be. The witness insists she is nobody’s mother, claiming to be a single woman.
A fragment describes peanut brittle preparation with melted sugar and nuts, noting not to boil the mix. It shifts to fashion notes on house slippers, various plaids, lace, and long skirts, highlighting trends like velvet, lace, and trailing hems.
Dr Talmage’s sermon uses the Bethany scene to defend women’s household labor as essential. It portrays Martha’s fatigue, Mary’s distraction, and Christ’s gentle rebuke, urging self sacrifice, faith, and the heavenly reward beyond domestic toil.
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