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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1895
Page
4
A playful meditation on Sabine farm life and missing Ludias Mecenas and Falernian phrases. The text contrasts pastoral mood with a chef’s note on decorative piping for icing and raglets. It recounts Eugene Fiell in Chicago Record and tips for homemade pastry bags and confectionery decoration.
An emergency guidance piece urges quick action when a marble or foreign substance blocks a baby or child. It advises holding the head downward and delivering a sharp shoulder blow if the item does not emerge, noting accidents arise from caretakers and siblings indoors.
The article explains a box spring with a four by three inch framed frame on casters to hold a bed spring. A one piece oretonne cover with a valance slips on to form a couch bed. A silk damask valance and tassels show a refined parlor look by day, then convert to a bed at night.
A collage of quotes and anecdotes from the Chicago Times Herald about Mrs Lincoln’s homemaking and care for her children. It also includes a medical blurb on blackheads and skincare remedies, urging careful washing and emollients for removal. The piece weaves sentiment with practical advice and a Lincoln-era vignette.
A state department official refutes claims of vast unclaimed estates in England and a peerage for Joseph Poultney of San Francisco. He notes no untapped heir to the House of Lords exists and warns Americans are duped by London-based con artists.
Dr. Guarieri of Pisa and Professor Pfeiffer of Berlin credit a jellylike amoeba form as the smallpox germ. Army bacteriologist Dr. William Gray notes its amorphous, motionful protoplasm and outlines early experimental steps with infected animals for serum use. The Dresden papers critique Maggiish and American visitors following a train quarrel over smoking aboard a car.
Two Wishkah hunters McNamer and Everett went afield without guns and flushed a large grouse covey. they then surprised a bear and narrowly avoided harm as three wolves trotted ahead on their return path.
The piece urges thorough daily mouth hygiene with multiple brushings and gargles for healthy teeth, linking diet and stomach health to decay prevention. It also challenges elderly women’s wardrobe norms, arguing black ages them while suggesting whites, fawns, grays, browns, and wine reds best suit silver hair and fair complexions.
A palm leaf fan can be dressed with crepe paper for a room cover and a silk pocket with gathered mull forms a wall hanging. The project notes securing with glue and bows and suggest an eye relief break every 10 to 16 minutes during repetitive work to reduce strain and improve blood flow.
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