Launder Delicate Garments With Ivory Soap Tips
Laundry advice urges caution with summer fabrics. Use Ivory Soap if colors resist running, avoid extreme heat, sun, and very hot irons.
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Orange County Observer in Hillsborough, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
4
Columbia State Daily Paper Highlights Family Focus
The Columbia State is praised as a strong Southern daily with improving quality. The Sunday issue features valuable material for every family member.
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Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
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Progressive
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Cleaning copper with lemon and salt method
A simple household tip shows using half a lemon dipped in salt to clean copper effectively. Rub with the lemon, rinse in hot water, then dry and polish with a soft cloth for a bright finish.
Making Fruit Juice at Home
The home preparation of fruit juice is simple and inexpensive. Mix one half the bulk of sugar per quart of berries, heat in a double boiler until very soft, strain, then heat again for an hour without boiling. Use a thermometer to keep juice near 200 F, bottle and seal, dilute before use, and ensure bottles are boiled beforehand to prevent souring.
Decorating hammocks with chintz and sailcloth accents
A detailed guide to hammock decoration using flowery chintz, embroidered sailcloth, and finishings. It describes flounces, cushions, rods, brass chains, and rope splices to achieve a decorative, comfortable setup.
Dainty Bedspreads and Easy Embroidery Tips
A New York Journal guide shows a quick method for pretty bedspreads, bureau covers, and screens using intersecting circles drawn with plates on linen. Sketch wreaths of wild roses or daisies, dye the designs, outline with zephyr worsted in a rope-like stitch, and finish with matching bureau covers for a delicate bedroom look.
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New York Journal
Asparagus in White Sauce and Pineapple Marmalade
Instructions describe boiling asparagus, cutting into pieces, and adding to a white sauce with one cup sauce per bunch. Also outlines stewed cold potatoes with butter and pepper, and pineapple filling with reduced juice and sugar to marmalade. Includes pickled cucumbers in spiced vinegar with celery seed mustard seed pepper corns red pepper, ginger, horseradish, brown sugar, and aging process.
Dr Kline nerve restorer cure claim ad bundle
An advertisement claims FITS are permanently cured after one day’s use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with two trial bottles and a booklet offered. Includes other product pitches for Allen's Foot-Ease and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, with prices and mail offers. Ends with a folk proverb about a girl and her brother.
Carnation Industry Grows With Large Annual Output
The industry produces about 2.5 million carnation plants annually and florists make an equal number unsold. Total young plants reach around 5 million each year. Under glass in winter, producers yield over 100000 blooms per year for cut flowers.
Global coal use ranked by country and figures
An engineer estimates world coal consumption at 630 million tons annually. The United States burns 148 million tons, while Great Britain consumes 140 million tons.
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United States
Great Britain
Peruna Promises Quick Cure for Kidney Catarrh
Major T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry writes from Chicago praising Peruna as a remedy for kidney catarrh. He credits rapid relief after four months of use and urges others with similar symptoms to try it, offering to consult with Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio, for free advice.
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Local Rome Woman Describes Ailing Kidney Condition
Mrs James Beck of 314 West Whitesboro Street Rome New York reports eight years of kidney trouble marked by pains and scarring. The brief statement appears amid early 20th century medical notices seeking patient experiences for therapeutic trials.
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James Beck
West Whitesboro Street
Rome, N. Y
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