Daily Housewife Tips From Old Fashioned Pantry
Household suggestions cover securing lace curtains with clear hairpins, removing fabric spots with alcohol, mending starch holes in collars with tape, cleaning furniture, storing dry goods, and a vintage recipe for a butter sponge cake. The piece blends practical hacks with scattered anecdotes and product references from a bygone era.
Blouse Notes On Season Fashion Trends
A brief note on season fashion revealing how new blouses catch attention. Mentions light fabrics and color tones popular this period, with emphasis on versatility for daily wear and informal occasions.
Fashion Notes From A Transcribed Era Or Strange Garment Descriptions
The text describes glossy outfits and odd summer fashion details, including goon over the head wear, belted sport attire, and ducked epaulettes. It mentions organza burgundy fabrics with white embroidery, plus a strange recipe blurb about Malaga grapes and green mayonnaise used in a leaf-like presentation.
Pineapple Nests With Grapes and Mayonnaise Garnish
A playful dish features pineapple nests set on crisp lettuce leaves. Each nest holds peeled Ma lao grapes, crowned with a dab of mayonnaise and a cherry on top for a decorative finish.
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Pain Relief
An old style advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment soothes bumps and bruises in children and adults. It touts fast penetration without rubbing, relief for rheumatic aches neuralgia and after cold gripes, and promotes outdoor workers keeping a bottle for external pain.
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Umatilla Women Win Mayor Race Draw National Attention
Umatilla elected Laura Starcher, defeating her husband, as mayor sparking nationwide coverage. The town’s “mayoress” and other women leaders drew front page pictures from New York World to Leake’s Weekly, transforming a local election into national fame for the oldest county town.
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Baby scratch kills mother in New Jersey tragedy
New York report says Julia Cronka, 34, died in New Brunswick New Jersey yesterday from injuries after a baby scratched her lip. The infant, three months old, caused the scratch during a brief illness, and the mother died after a two day illness.
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Hoxton Votes Wet Show After Unprecedented Majority
Hoxton's residents back a wet policy by an unprecedented tally while dry supporters concede defeats after a contested vote. Officials note the January 2 ballot shaped a sharp policy shift and promise ongoing debate.
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