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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

2

Love letters and a messy court tale unfold in a stormy light

An excerpt tracks Edith V. Ross styled letters between Gus and Sara, with Garrulous talk on marriage, deception, and a contested romance. The scene shifts through confrontations, threats, and romantic schemes as letters race between lovers, a confidante Madge Walker, and others amid brewing social scandal.

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Eve of dinner lessons and thrifty kitchen hints

A long fragment lists domestic tips on economy and food prep. It discusses penny saving, cooking methods, and preserving produce, mentioning fat utilization, blanching peas, and making jam. The piece blends instructional guidance with dated language and scattered culinary advice.

Fragmented Health Advice Fragment Distorts Diet and Digestion

The reader’s garbled note presents misaligned health tips about digestion and the dangers of overeating. It hints at routines to improve wellbeing but reads as a disjointed, unclear advisory fragment with no coherent guidance or sources.

Druz

How to Prevent Flat Tea and Teakettle Grit

The note advises emptying any water left before boiling the teakettle to prevent flat tea. It warns that stale water can affect taste and suggests thoroughly draining prior to heating to maintain flavor and avoid dull tea.

Duellist Glenwood Breaks Veilliers Conscience Code

American Glenwood defeats the famed Veilliers in a double edged duel via a moral tactic breaking the opponent’s will. Miss Elieon, mourning lover, learns of the victory and later marries Glenwood after the strangest of fates.

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Indigo blue bed spread inspires delicate color scheme

A vintage style guide advises using an indigo blue bed spread in a pale pink and denim sky palette. It suggests coordinating cushions with pale gold and purple embroidery, violet ribbons, and lace appliques for a cohesive room with floral echoes and springlike light.

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Holiday Makers Timely Tips For Vacationists

Advice for travelers on rainy days and wet boots with practical hacks. Simple footwear drying using newspaper, softening hard water with ammonia, waterproofing a traveling canvas with soap oil and pigment, and maintaining cleanliness with paper napkins. Includes odd odds and old-time remedies for on the road.

Japan

New Pillow Top Fabrics From Velvet to Lace

New materiale for pillow tops lists maquette velours and other pillow top fabrics in Persian rug inspired colors. It notes durable wear and attractive designs including tapestry, damask, leather, linen economy, and modern heat resistant options from Chinew, Japanese, and other sources. It mentions practical uses for laundry, paper napkins, and paper towels to save labor in homes with guests and children.

Erin

Hat Brims Take Center Stage In This Season's Millinery

The feature of the season is brimmed hats, replacing crown-only styles. Designers note smaller crowns and previously oversized brims now tucked into wearable silhouettes. Comfort drives choice as some wearers still need supporting structures, while chapeaux with flowers and simple wreaths appear in mahogany hemp and daisy accents.

Kura

Cleaning a Black Skirt With Coffee Ammonia And Borax

A tiler describes cleaning a black skirt using strong coffee and ammonia brushed quickly on the fabric. He warns ammonia can damage colors, suggests testing on the wrong side, and offers borax and water as another option when shine returns. Cautions against naptha due to odor and safety concerns.

Siiby

Substantial teapot charm decorates children's party table

A large heavy earthenware teapot in imitation Cotton porcelain stands as a centerpiece for children's parties. It features a wide, rounded body, a stout handle, and a projecting spout. The design includes a roomy receptacle to hold candy favors and a wicker band that encircles the pot.

Appetizing Side Dish Mentioned for Chafing Dish Party

A quirky recipe note describes a cream cheese and cream froth served as a puffy cake for a chafing dish party. It mentions a hole in the center filled with something and a paprika finish, ending with a humorous line about how writing about it takes longer than making the dish.

National highway planning faces four key problems

Senator Bourne argues in Sunday Evening Post that national road work must await a comprehensive long term plan. He notes four main issues: distributing funds to main arteries, prioritizing interstate versus local roads, coordinating with rail and rural mail routes, and preventing waste while securing federal cooperation.

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