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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
6
A compact housewife guide offers instructions for cucumber brining with alum and grape leaves, a vinegar pickling method, and spiced celery. It also covers remedies for profuse perspiration using boracic acid and ammonia rinses, plus a simple adjustable wire picture hanger.
The passage describes a wall mounted hanging device with legs and hooks to support a picture at a proper angle, designed to rest flush against a wall. It also includes instructions for washing tinted fabrics using starch to preserve color and a method for laundering stevelted curtains in a similar fashion.
Learn to mend a table linen hole by darning with thread from an old tablecloth. A neat repair beats a patch, and keeping scrap cloth in the mending basket helps.
For Aching Feet. Bathe feet in very little water with a good deck of yellow bar soap. Do not wear black base unless they have white feet. To Iron Pongee. Iron it without first dampening to keep it looking newer and silkier. Subscribe for The Sun. $1.00 year The Supp and Pourier-Journal $1.50
A Kansas City Journal snippet shows a quick exchange about a supposed horse tip. One man claims a sure tip but admits he did not play it, putting the money into an overcoat instead. The humor centers on the dubious reliability of horse-race tips and the impulsive reaction to risk.
In a brief exchange the speaker shifts from recognizing admiration for a performance to acknowledging admiration for the singer's nerve rather than her talent. The dialogue hints at social dynamics and the意 impression left by the performance.
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