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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
8
Women and home sections highlight silverware and old dated jewelry pieces as fashionable gifts. The feature showcases attractive articles from jewelry displays and includes cooking recipes tied to domestic taste.
Shoppers eye a wide range of wedding gifts from jewelry stores with antique silver, Dutch pieces, and unique glassware. Browsers note novelty items like pineapple sugar bowls, olive dishes, and Royal Vienna bric-a-brac as fashionable options.
The item is a fruit com pote in Dutch silver supported by three small cupids. The Boston Herald notes chiffon detailing with embroidered bands crossing it and an accordion pleated lower section.
The description notes a tailored piece made of smooth fabrics with wide reverses and full sleeves, faced with panne velvet. It highlights the garment’s texture and styling details typical of refined dress.
How to talk to men guidance for young women noting that men share common ideas feelings and sentiments. The text explains readers often raised among women feel unsure in male social settings and suggests realizing similarities to ease conversation.
The Minneapolis Times notes women who care for themselves retain youth and look younger than men their age. It observes many women aged 40 or 45 appear years younger than their husbands, reflecting a trend toward marrying men several years younger.
A 19th century recipe excerpt details a Baked Potato Cake using mashed potato, butter, sugar, lemon juice, eggs, mace, nutmeg, milk and white egg stiffeners baked to a pudding like dessert. It also provides an Almond Cake method with almond paste rose water flour butter sugar yolks and egg whites baked until a clean straw test.
A Streathem man recalls the fatal cab incident that killed Mr. J. Pope age 42 after he was thrown from his own cab. The tale includes his claim that St. Jacobs Oil cured his friend Bowman of rheumatism and was shared with others before his death.
A mix of items notes Bowery reform turning toward the Bowery above Grand Street with better streets, courtesy, and Cooper Square framing a revised corridor. Included are notices on Hall’s Catarrh Cure, Allen’s Foot-Ease, cholera origins, Lake Champlain coins recovered, Pearsons Christmas issue, and various advertisements and quips from periodical pages.
A story from Chantauquan recounts how during a campaign William McKinley, annoyed by constant opposing reportage, helps a sick, poorly dressed reporter by offering his own overcoat and insisting he ride inside to stay warm, enabling the man to continue his work.
Rev. E. Stevens claims a kidney cure using Dodd's Kidney Pills after years of kidney and urinary trouble. He says the pills have helped many cases including lame back rheumatism Bright's Disease and diabetes and asserts this remedy cured Bright's Disease.
The Cologne cathedral took 632 years from start in 1248 to completion in 1880. Milan's great cathedral began in 1386 and finished in 1805 after 419 years. Rostermel Castle in Cornwall took ninety years with foundations consuming a third. Lord Bute's Isle of Bute palace and the Dukes of Atholl palace in Scotland show ongoing work since 1830.
Mother Gray nurse at the Children’s Home in New York reports success using the powder for teething disorders stomach issues and for worm destruction with over 30000 testimonials. Sold by druggists at 25 cents with sample free. address Allen Olmsted LeRoy N Y. Also includes a quoted London Tit Bits exchange about an artist selling a masterpiece to a banker for £1000.
An OCR fragment lists various patent medicines and ads. It cites Putnam faceless dyes, Wizard Oil for weakness and stiffness, Piso’s Cure for consumption, Luxative Bromo Quinine for colds, and Mrs. Austin’s pancake flour. Mentions Liverpool tram profits and early New York Post Office.
A Boston woman campaigns for a law prohibiting boiling or roasting chestnuts arguing it kills worms whose rights are as important as any man’s. The piece cites editorials from the New York Tribune and notes local reactions alongside other assorted unsorted clippings.
A respected physician argues that honesty and intelligence supersede school affiliation in medical practice. He asserts that the best approach in each case should guide treatment regardless of the physician’s alma mater.
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