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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
7
An advice piece urges avoiding fear in childrearing and warns against dark room terrors. It notes real harm from frightening behavior, cites a girl frightened by a servant, and discusses consequences from infancy through teething, plus cautions on medications and dental eruption. It also gives shoe cleaning tips using ammonia, milk, saffron and olive oil for tan and white shoes.
The article advises against thumb sucking and suggests remedies such as a bitter aloes coating or cotton mittens to curb the habit. It promotes gentle infant massage, using warmed oil after baths to develop muscles, with twice daily sessions and guidance to limit walking for very young babies.
Instructions advise soaking stained aprons overnight. Place ink spots in milk in a saucer and spread with common salt. Leave overnight, wash as usual next day. After boiling the garments, no ink spots will remain.
Insects known as stick insects enter a cataleptic trance during the day, remaining motionless for hours in strange poses. Professor Schmidt from the Imperial University of St. Petersburgh notes this defense mechanism, waking only after prolonged nervous excitement and then resuming nocturnal feeding.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer explains that the word links derives from an old Saxon term hline meaning a ledge or boundary. It notes that early golf evolved from sandy stretches like the Malvern area and St Andrews trunks as the setting for the game.
A muddled letter fragment from a reader to a younger sibling mocks recipes and fashion hints while referencing a river accident and a schoolhouse boast. The text includes stray names and incomplete dialogue about money and punishment.
In Font de Gaume and Niaux caves in France prehistoric paintings depict mammoth and bison with lifelike proportions. Red black and gray pigments, polished limestone walls, and manganese oxide outlines reveal skilled technique dating to early human artistry. A Spanish nobleman’s dig and his daughter's exclamation sparked the discovery.
A mother recounts a busy Saturday of earning campfire beads through chores. Her daughter wittily requests effort for beads, while the mother balances tasks and rules to avoid breaking the spirit of the chain. The poem ends with gratitude for the campfire girls and their bead tradition.
The article outlines season color trends fusing deep blues with black tones for both day and night wear. It notes pastel blues and greens as flattering and a smoky gray, plus golden browns for street pieces and fiery orange reds for evening fabrics. A red charmeuse gown with white Chantilly lace features cubist gold embroidery and an oli bow sash.
The article discusses matching lamp shades to room color schemes using white ground shades embroidered or stenciled to fit. A recent white pongee lamp featured pink roses, green leaves, and a net cover with pink edging. It suggests blue motifs for blue-dominated rooms and matching scarfs for bedroom furniture. It also describes collar and cuff sets of colored linen with oriental embroidery and a reseda green design with an eight inch sash for summer dresses.
The Dry Goods Economist notes cotton dresses from new midsummer lines feature long tunics, wide garffs, looped sashes creating pouffant silhouettes. Many bolero jackets appear as separate coats or attached to net lining. Stripes show in white and color combos like minaret yellow, tangerine, French blue, Bermuda, and black.
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