The Summer Toast Napkin Typing Project
A freelance stenographer recalls typing toasts on thousands of paper napkins for a women's club. She notes the task was pleasant but warns guests may leave with purple ink smudges from the non copying ink used.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
7
A freelance stenographer recalls typing toasts on thousands of paper napkins for a women's club. She notes the task was pleasant but warns guests may leave with purple ink smudges from the non copying ink used.
A witty line notes that when a man is truly struggling there is little comfort in knowing an honest confession benefits the soul.
A fragment promotes Munyon's Paw Paw pills as a reliable laxative and canalytic remedy. It emphasizes confidentiality and careful handling of the reader’s case, noting the product contains no calomel and induces liver activity gently.
The text discusses delicate underwear fabrics and styles. It highlights soft finished dimities and satins, the importance of good hand sewing, and dainty trims. It describes chemises drawers skirts and combinations matching outer dress lines and notes practical uses for lace, lawn, and Val encasing undergarments.
A decorative guide notes black and white striped silk as a standout trimming for tailored suits. It describes widths from one inch to pin stripes and suggests coordinating with linen or serge fabrics, with accents in green blue red and royal tones.
Describes a revolving center table accessory for the dining table used at breakfast and supper to hold sugar cream bread and small dishes. Available in wicker, decorated china, and various woods with mahogany favored.
A dress described for a young girl features three wide box-pleats across the back and front stitched to the waist with a leather belt. It has a Quaker collar and cuffs of white lawn with a finished hem suitable for school or seaside wear.
The piece promotes the Cripple Creek Short Line railway between Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek. It extols mountain scenery and engineering feats, claiming the ride is unequalled globally and urges travelers to experience the journey through gold camps and canyons.
A quoted quip on schooling from Harper's Bazar notes no complaint about a child’s education. The line contrasts Brownly and Jones and comments on parental tolerance of schooling.
A fragmented plea from a Saskatoon commissioner to farmers stresses hard work as the key to improved life, naming the Board of Trade and Western Canada. The message appeals to rural readers to stay focused and diligent.
Methuselah taunts with a boast of a 700 year old memory as the crowd retreats in embarrassment. The scene hints at a fable style gathering where humor and lore collide.
Beautiful post card free with two cent stamp for five samples of Gold Embossed Birthday Flower and Motto cards. Art Post Card Club at 731 Jackson St Topeka Kansas invites readers to request samples.
A quoted reproach to laziness emphasizing that labor shapes character and honors effort, attributed to the writer George Sand. The brief note presents the maxim as a statement on work’s value and personal virtue.
In Tuskegee during hard times Booker T. Washington plans a school in an old chicken house. He asks a seasoned helper to join at nine the next morning to clean the henhouse. The elder resists, doubting the temper of starting such work in daylight.
An old advertisement claims Cole's Carboli salve stops burn or cut pain and heals quickly with little scarring, offering samples and prices in 2d and 50c by J Cole & Co. It also promotes Curtis Yorke quotation and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with 36c per bottle.
A quirky note contrasts memory lapses with fixed ads for Lewis' Single Binder extra quality tobacco cigars priced higher than standard five cent cigars. The line about a child showing its toy bank adds a playful, mnemonic twist.
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