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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1897
Page
6
A long fashion feature covers tailor made gowns, mess jackets, Eton coats, venetian cloths, and new trims. It notes striped wools, braided tailoring, and empire shaping with epaulets, capes, and surplice sleeves. Also included is a column on beating egg whites with a wire whisk for light results.
Simple effective cleaning methods for furniture, paint, woodwork, and metals are offered. The guide covers safe preparation, avoiding damage, and using common substances like beer, wax, turpentine, and rotten stone to restore luster with care. It notes risks of poor technique and urges careful practice to protect surfaces.
A dainty home workshop table ideal for displaying a bowl of cat flowers. The top uses four carved glovers, with straight pliant supports. Homemade flowers stand features smooth sticks, varnished finish, and a central ball stiffening the legs for stability.
Debate on athletics value at the university level shows strong public support for general athletic activity as beneficial to students, while critics caution about potential evils and the need for proper reform. The discussion notes the importance of wholesome sport and hopes for correction of abuses.
A terse alert warns that the feed is short and warns of robbers in ranks. It urges swift action to nip thievery in the bud before it expands.
A long letter from Rev Blagden in Boston dated March 13 1897 argues Old Testament must yield to New, urges ministers to preach full Word of God Hell judgment and eternal punishment, condemns suicide and inadequate preaching, cites healing cases and warns clergy to warn sinners and maintain obedience to God’s will.
This piece urges regular practice to boost sight reading, noting key boards mastery, eyed discipline, and memory. It cites Carl Gottlieb Freudenberg and Liszt as examples, advises reading ahead, playing slowly, and repeating pieces to overcome difficult spots.
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