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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
7
A talk on DIY chests highlights home craft as a path to affordable furniture. It notes varied finishes from plain stained wood to white enamel with brass tacks, carved and burnished designs, mission tones, and grape motif accents suited to violet and green rooms.
A long narrative recounts Laddie MacGregor a Scotch collie owned by Mr. C. Trained since puppyhood he learns to avoid kitchen food chase cats herd chickens and obeys through tone and gestures. He befriends a cat Kitten and their litter, shares meals and plays with them. He performs tricks, speaks in a canine voice, and reliably protects his family. A October night scare ends with a doctor confirming hydrophobia or poison and Laddie’s grateful recovery after a bone is found in his mouth.
The article guides on trimming with lace and embroidery, noting methods to separate motifs without fraying. It discusses Irish crochet varieties, point venise, and other heavy laces, offering tips to locate and clip hidden joining threads and resew for new arrangements.
A jumble of home making notes lists yeast methods and numerous recipes. It mentions making yeast in water and milk, various dishes like Dumplings, Steamed Pudding, Macaroni and Cheese Stew, Raggh Sok naan, and Seabine Pumpkin Pies. It references A. D (Obie) and Cha[e], plus Sax Sekirida, with unspecified measurements and altered spellings.
A reminiscence notes that New Year candy gifts were once common while Christmas draws more attention. It describes candy shaped as temples and playhouses, filled with chocolates and mints, and contrasts French and American gifting customs among children.
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