How to Economize With Ivory Soap
An editor cites the folly of terse telegrams and argues for sensible economy in laundry. Ivory Soap is praised as pure and effective for cleaning garments while remaining gentle on fabrics.
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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
19
An editor cites the folly of terse telegrams and argues for sensible economy in laundry. Ivory Soap is praised as pure and effective for cleaning garments while remaining gentle on fabrics.
A garbled report mentions asparagus rust concerns spreading from New York City to nearby regions, with references to facilities in several states including Michigan and Dakota areas. It notes alleged abuse and forest proximity, hinting at tests involving syraghys with bor deilux, dated around June 16, 28uT, though exact details are unclear.
A damaged passage references a Washing ten Woman, a meeting with a scientist, and a tense exchange about a test under a moonlit evening. The scene includes scattered names, a joke about a quark, and a company breaking into laughter as witnesses react to a gas.
A garbled passage reports Markemon winning after prizes with mentions of Prout Silent, Conor Hitebevek, George Potork, and references to the New York Works of Hopeeee and Tibet Mio Piatetweiedts. The image text is largely unclear with numerous misspellings and misplaced phrases, offering few coherent facts beyond a contest winner and associated names.
A fragmented OCR text describes making bread with beer and wheat, mentioning ingredients like salt and yeast, steps of mixing and baking, and references to testing and proportions. The passage appears garbled with multiple misspellings and nonstandard terms, making concrete measurements or outcomes unclear.
A feature on Mrs. Vitegitits, a skilled farmer managing sheep, cattle, poultry, and dairy at her home. It highlights her self sufficiency, thriving poultry, beef and dairy outputs, and strength in farm management and enterprise.
A fragmentary report notes a plan or proposal affecting wages and wages disparity involving a youth or juvenile worker. The summary references Victoria and a controversy over pay equity in an employer-employee context with unclear details and names. The text is sparse and fragmented.
Fragmentary text hints at a fashion feature focusing on a woman noted for style and presence. Mentions likely stylistic trends, design references, and a period voice. The readable portions suggest a fashion piece tied to a poet or cultural figure and a descriptive setting.
A fragmentary write up discusses a beige outfit with velvet and beading, detailing a gown with a beaded bodice and velveteen sleeves. It notes a watermarked frill, a belt, and sash accents, with references to old jewelry revivals and period fashion commentary from The Philadelphia Ledger and other sources.
Fragmented OCR renders a scattered note on bridal fashions and garments with many improper names and place hints. It mentions brides, Hilda, Cathy, and Debi, plus various clothing items and styles across a long rambling passage. The readable parts point to fashion notes and household attire without a clear event or date.
In a breeder’s gazette style notice the piece outlines Clover paddocks and pasture management for hogs and cattle. It mentions seed timing for corn fodder and lime details, with reference to soil, drainage, and cultivation tasks across seasons. The text preserves terms like breeder and gazette while describing farming practices.
A muddled report discusses corn culture with remarks on pest control and soil conditions. It mentions mulching, weed management, and the importance of timely cultivation and sprays, noting beetle threats and the need for careful application. The piece cites early planting in New Jersey and stresses preventative weed and pest measures.
Mrs Chaney of Broubenvilla Alabama endorses A W Chaney Nerve Pills sold at Goal & Steele's Market Street as a powerful nerve tonic that calms nerves aids sleep and restores strength after a brief course. She reports becoming calmer sleepier and more vigorous after using the medicine despite nervousness upset and debility prior to treatment. Packages feature A W Uba medical portrait and signature.
A garbled newspaper fragment recounts an eclectic scene with a banker, a bank customer named Willie Dee, and a puzzled clerk as negotiations unfold. The piece references a plan involving a delivery of funds, a dramatic window confrontation, and a cryptic exchange that ends with a whispered name and a looming question of fortune.
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