Libby Arliss and William Tabor’s Surprise Reunion
A village prank turns into a romance as Libby Arliss and William Tabor reconcile after a hoax letters scheme. The boys’ ruse backfires when Libby’s kindness and renewed affection lead to a public garden pear feast and a rekindled relationship, witnessed by amused neighbors.
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Libby Arliss
Libby
Steve Marks
Tender Handling of Violin and Cello in Varnish and Atmosphere
The violin and violoncello are highly sensitive to air, heat, and light. Improper cases and winter room heat ruin tone and pitch, while old practice of overpainting wood with bichromate varnish petrified the wood and degraded sound. A sturdy natural wood case protects instruments better, warns Harper's Weekly.
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Harper’s Weekly
Hoopeston Man Elected Illinois Editorial President
The Illinois Editorial association closed its annual meeting in Decatur with Hoopeston’s Charles W. Warmer elected president along with J. M. Page secretary and S. J. Porterfield treasurer. The report also lists other local and state items from Leie to Decatur and Chicago.
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Illinois Editorial Association
Decatur
Charles W. Warmer
Hoopeston
J. M. Page
Jerseyville
S. J. Porterfield
Cullom
Waukegan
Chicago Baptist Association
Clarence W. Diver
T. D. Denman
Oak Park
J. W. Merrill
Chicago
Charles L. Major
Galesburg
Roy GC. Wright
Company C
Illinois National Guard and National Reserve Association
Variety in Thrift Cookery Promotes Simple Meals
The passage urges houseswives to balance simplicity with variety by preparing stews with vegetables and light dumplings, macaroni and cheese with meat gravy, and salads with French or mayonnaise dressings. It encourages summer vegetables stuffed without meat, and vegetable stews, noting variety can refresh meals without extra effort.
Hints for the Home Sewer on Silk Shirt Waists
The article explains patterns for soft wash silk and crepe shirt waists suited to different figures. It details plain and tailored styles with turnover collars, ties, long sleeves, and turned-back cuffs. Net or lace trims appear with some necklines and crystal buttons may finish cuffs.
Bread Recipe Instructions From Historic Outlet
A traditional bread method uses two flours and fats with yeast. Combine whole wheat and white flour with lard or cottolene sugar and warm liquids then dissolve yeast in warm water. Mix knead rise shape bake in greased pans until puffed.
Paraffin Dip Process For Preserving Flowers
To preserve flowers, dip them in melted paraffin while keeping the liquid just fluid enough. Withdraw quickly, dip one at a time by the stem and move briefly to remove air bubbles. Use fresh, moisture free flowers for best results.
Calves Liver Dumpling Recipe
A historical recipe for calves liver dumplings lists ingredients: one pound minced liver, half pound goose fat, eight egg yolks, four ounces soaked bread, salt, pepper, nutmeg, parsley, a small onion and mushrooms, and the whites of four eggs beaten stiff. Bake in a pan.
Cream Tea Biscuits Recipe Note
Lift one quart of flour with two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and one teaspoonful of salt. Mix to a soft dough with sweet cream, roll thin, cut into tiny biscuits and bake in a quick oven.
Training Vines with Adhesive Plaster on Walls
When strings fail to train vines up brick walls use adhesive plaster as a substitute. Cut narrow strips and apply over young tendrils so they cling to brick or plaster as they grow.
How to Keep Small Fruit Fresh
Guidance on storing berries and small fruits in a glass jar inside the refrigerator to preserve sweetness and freshness, a method suggested as superior to leaving fruit in its original boxes.
Lost penny at Sunday school
Walter William trudges to Sunday school with two bright pennies one for giving and one for sweets. He loses one and tells his mother, who asks which one was missing. He answers with a childlike, literal misreference to the coins as the Sunday school penny.
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William Tabor
Tabors
William
Libby
Walter William
Walter
Rash on Face Healed by Cuticura in Four Weeks
Miss Pansy Hutchins reports two year facial rash with itching and scabs, spreading to both sides. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, inflammation vanished in two days and the rash disappeared within four weeks, leaving the face clear. She also uses the products for scalp and hair. Cuticura ads promote free samples via Boston address.
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Sioux Falls
Pansy Hutchins
Cuticura
Dept. L
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