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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1895

Page

3

People of the Mist Escape Mountain Peril

Leonard, Joanna, Olfan, and the dwarf Otter endure a brutal crossing of a snow tunnel and ice bridge in a perilous quest for sacred gems. Nam, the priest, dies after hurling himself from a rock to keep the treasure from thieves, while the travellers fight hunger, cold, and a deadly crevasse to reach safety and a warmer clime.

Olson Shephberdess Olfray Noa Aanna Olfan Tam Tand Joanna Eoward Imine Jian Stichou Leonard Addenath Idina Aris Deliv Esappase Vranciaco Samm Osta Dev Otter Olan Ife Juana Joanne Heaven The Mist Joana Nam Joaanns Roek Gulf Baas Bas Haas Jtranmnn Stone Juanna Son Leonore Hook Boas

Coffee Roasting as Germ Killer Warned by Expert

A renowned authority on diseases endorses roasting coffee beans at home to disinfect the dwelling. He claims the smoke from the beans sterilizes rooms, clothing, and furnishings and may prevent diphtheria and scarlet fever from spreading. He advises open doors to allow vapor to permeate every corner.

Health Department

Tribute to Lucy Stone by Senator Hoar in Century Magazine

Senator George S. Hoar offers a dignified tribute to Lucy Stone in The Century Magazine. He praises her as a lady of the old school whose grace and healing presence would have supported suffrage, likening her to a queen whose qualities could have sustained a monarchy.

Lea Leonard Joanna George S. Hoar The Century Magazine Lucy Stone

How to Make a Trash Bag and Simple Household Tips

Cheap print or cretonne can make a strong trash bag for scraps. Fold at the bottom, bow the top, insert a wire hoop, and store in a corner. When full, wrap contents in a newspaper and pile in the coal house until ashes are carried away. Also notes Terasene for rust, and potato washing with a cloth.

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