Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Fragments From The Star
A reader seeks guidance on love strategies and social etiquette, with a parade of questions and Miss Cynthia Grey's brief answers. Topics cover steadfastness in romance, junior hop wraps, cleaning pink kid slip, public courtesy with overcoats, city geography, and modest personal rights within a parental home.
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Candied Cherries Softening Method Suggested
The guide explains that candied cherries harden with time and should be warmed on a tin plate in a slow oven for about 15 minutes to regain softness and juiciness as when first bought.
Colorado Senate Vote Drama Highlights Mrs Cook’s Near Win
Farmer MacKenzie of Colorado defends his vote as raising national standards in Washington. Had Mrs Cook secured 61 votes she would have entered the Senate, her beauty allegedly surpassing current members and lifting the chamber’s charm by a large margin.
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Cookery Notes and Fashion Tips from a Past Era
Practical guidance on serving potatoes dry and fluffy, plus tips on heat management. Fashion snippet outlines satin slippers and bullion detailing, with a DIY cuff link idea using buttons and safety pins for one- room dwellers.
Supreme Court Poetess Jean Wright Swope Publishes New Poem
Mrs. Jean Wright Swope, daughter of Mas J Montgomery Wright, a Louisville native and marshal of the court, is hailed as a new genius for her verse. Her book A Fool on a Roof is praised in the Louisville Courier Journal for blending common life with fresh, industrial themes.
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Notable Mission of Hobson at Santiago Harbor 1898
The daring night raid near Santiago harbor led by Lieutenant Hobson on June 3, 1898, aimed to block the Spanish fleet. After the Merrimac was sunk by a magazine explosion, Hobson and his men survived the harbor ordeal and were later exchanged as prisoners of war. Captain Cervera personally aided their rescue, honoring their bravery.
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