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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
8
Article notes wicker furniture adds distinction and lowers costs when matching older pieces. It cites colors natural willow mocha brown forest and sea green with an hour glass armchair priced at six to eight dollars and a wicker sofa around thirty five dollars plus cushion coverings.
A detailed description paints a small cottage living room with a five foot box davenport priced at 23 dollars and a wicker flower stand at about 4.50. It envisions sage green and sea green wicker furniture, a window bench, book troughs, black framed pictures, dull rose silks, and a variety of chairs and shelves.
Simple cure for rough skin advises filling a bottle halfway with glycerine and topping with strong vinegar. Shake well and keep handy. After washing, apply a few drops while hands are moist and rub until dry for soft hands.
Chiffon or crepe de chine blouses include a tucked vest of organdy or linen and a folding organdy or linen collar. Handkerchief linen paired with chiffon creates an attractive but slightly heavy combination.
A bridal shower idea asks friends to gift cuttings or bulbs of the bride’s favorite shrubs. Each item comes with care instructions so the gifts grow into lasting memories. The concept turns a new home into a garden of beauty and memories.
New handkerchiefs burst with color and white accents. Designs range from shell pink and pale blue to navy, crimson, and brown with color borders, color initials, or color woven backgrounds. Polka dots, stripes, plaids, and scalloped edges appear in varied finishes.
The article describes house and evening shoes featuring a fan shaped plait and rosette on one side, with chased metal buckles centered by large colored cabochon stones. Brocade and ribbons replace earlier tulle or velvet, buckles noted for high value, and antique look achieved.
The article notes two summer afternoon wear types: simple sprigged Dolly Varden materials in muted frocks and more pretentious fabrics for afternoon dance frocks. It highlights light, frilly details in the first and elevated fabrics in the second.
An exhibition in Chicago drew attention to a lumber association booth with a massive cedar log sign carved with a relief legend. The log was quartered and hollowed then reassembled to resemble a solid timber while internal electric lights highlighted the inscription, pleasing spectators.
S. L. Killian of Seymour Missouri described years of itching burning and pimples on scalp and shoulders. After trying remedies with no relief he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment per directions and was cured in two weeks. Cuticura advertised with sample offer and address in Boston.
In the Pall Mall Gazette Mr Filson Young recalls a day starting with a sunny swim then a long motoring journey through llac and gorse and ending with a superb concert program at Queen's Hall. The Punch agrees the day was happy.
A reflection on praise and duty notes that seeking praise after fulfilling duty leads to disappointment. The text cites German socialist labor unions with a membership of 2,583,492.
The editors of the Gazette Universal were sentenced to six years in the galleys on the African coast for printing a statement that officers supported the constitution and the cortes. The case illustrates early 19th century press repression under Ferdinand VII amid liberal clashes with the Cortes.
A gardener named J. Fuller Gloom is asked by Mrs. Babble to rock a baby if it wakes while she runs to the store. He humorously asks what sized rocks to use, showing a grimly practical joke.
A shepherd collie with a brass collar was found to have killed the coyote pack leader in Sligo Colorado. The dog’s boldness helps explain the coyotes venturing into settlers’ yards repeatedly.
A New York City instructor extols Allen’s Foot-Back powder for ten years of use. He dances eight to ten hours daily and says the antiseptic powder keeps feet cool and prevents friction, recommending it to pupils. Signed KR Fletcher Hallam.
A quote from The Christian Register notes that recognizing excellence in others implies a similar quality within oneself. The piece contrasts London and Manchester with transit density figures, London one mile of tramways per 30 000 people and Manchester one per 5 600.
An advertorial note touts Marine Eye Remedy for red, weak, watery eyes and swollen lids. It claims instant comfort and invites readers to request a free booklet from Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago.
A reflection on how certainty in life is elusive, contrasting strong beliefs with the unpredictability of fate and how this tension shapes personal choices and outlooks.
Mrs. Hurley of Eldon Missouri reports displacement and inflammatory symptoms eased after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the remedy helps with displacements ulceration tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration and urges others to try it for similar female ailments.
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