Bearded Two Days Growlovers Stir Old Maid's Discomfort
A vivid observational line contrasts the softness of powder puff with the rough touch of a two days' beard, highlighting discomfort in the presence of such tactile contrasts.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
7
A vivid observational line contrasts the softness of powder puff with the rough touch of a two days' beard, highlighting discomfort in the presence of such tactile contrasts.
Constipation linked to many diseases. The favorite family laxative, Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, offers thorough cure and reliable relief.
A shoe clerk quips that big owners seek to fit into small shoes, underscoring how minor matters often trigger the most trouble in business.
An old advertisement for Alisen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder in Le Roy New York promotes a powder to shake into shoes. It claims relief from burns bunions ingrown nails swollen feet blisters and callous spots. Sold everywhere 25 cents free sample offered with address Allen 85 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
In a playful exchange the ninth hundred eighty fifth wife asks if she is really his affinity. Solomon replies that she is one in a thousand, delivering a witty line about his famed wisdom.
A professor remarks the brain of a centipede is infinitesimally small yet governs the creature’s complete leg system with precise control. The remark emphasizes the surprising efficiency of tiny nervous structures in complex movement.
Belle H. Bennett and Mrs R W McDonnell lead a movement in St Louis to mobilize 300000 women to daily prayer for the rich with the aim of guiding wealthy donors to fund world evangelization through organized prayer groups and a Methodist council initiative.
The guide explains combining eyelet work with solid embroidery using satin stitch or Wallachian fills. It covers padding methods with darning cotton, careful eyelet sizing with stamping, and finishing touches including edge protection by a second buttonholed row and turning the work for a neat wrong side.
A guide to maintaining ready made lace and net veils with simple storage and cleaning tips. It covers rolling nets on sticks, using old curtain rollers, pasteboard inserts, flat boxes, and keeping veils free from odor to protect complexion and overall appearance.
Harper's Bazar notes the sailor suit remains charming for boys, suited for cold weather in blue serge and summer in linen or pique. Current preference shifts toward tans and browns with jackets in covert cloth or dark blue serge, and a white, blue, or tan linen collar to enhance the look.
The article highlights various sewing ideas from Costume Details Illustrated, including Shelley collars with and without jabots, bonded bodices expected soon, and smart collar bands with turnover Puritan collars paired with corsages. It notes practical net vests for girls and argues lace or net sleeves are unsuitable for schoolwear due to wear and loss of freshness.
A brief meditation on love and commitment suggests a woman should judge seriousness by actions not words. The reader is urged to look on the bright side, choose glad musings, and see happiness as brave work and truth.
This excerpt offers household guidance for mothers and homemakers. It emphasizes giving babies plenty of water, suggests a nutritious wheat based breakfast, and includes dessert ideas with pineapple. It also provides cucumber pickling with a long shelf life and a Bavarian cream recipe using raspberry juice and gelatin.
A quote condemns the idea of explaining everything and doubting the unknown. It labels those who pretend to understand all things as fools, emphasizing a cautious stance toward belief beyond comprehension.
Practical tips cover tea and coffee fragrance, washing eggs, lemon storage, refrigeration, fat for shortening, separating fats from soups, tempering eggs, fats as butter substitutes, cleaning stained pots, ant control, and washing painted walls with borax ammonia solution.
A Paris letter to the London Daily Mail notes the drop in funeral wreaths reducing work for five thousand to six thousand laborers whose eighteen thousand dependents lose income. A Paris preacher urged relatives to spend money on charity instead of flowers, driving the shift.
Eugene Jubinville recounts leaving Michigan for Red Lake Falls Minnesota to farm for 22 years. He describes land purchases near Jack Fish Lake Meota and a rising holding worth at least 8000 dollars with 48 cattle and multiple crops. He urges others to move to Canada citing favorable land prices and crop reliability.
A western state politician long suspected of crookery was indicted and tried but acquitted after a lengthy jury deliberation. As he left the courtroom a minister involved in the case admonished him to reform, to which the politician replied that he is not pledged to anyone.
A jovial broker, much larger than his wife, joked as a man behind him asked to remove his wife's hat. The husband refused, fearing trouble, and the man behind him grew angry, stood up, protested, and left the theatre.
A husband bursts in to share exciting intelligence but his wife greets him with a fervent kiss and gratitude, correcting the line with a cheerful exclamation. The playful exchange captures a domestic moment with humor and warmth.
New eye care products include Marine Eye Remedy for red watery eyes and granulated lids with eye comfort. Marine Eye Salve offered in aseptic tubes in a new size. Murine Liquid sold at 25c to 50c.
A playful exchange contrasts Maud’s unruly nature with her modest attire, noting her skirt’s neatness as a redeeming feature in a light sequent scene.
If constipation is present, they liver sluggish, take Ga-field Tea. It is mild in action and never loses its potency.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain calming gums and easing wind colic. The copy warns against wasting money and urges buying now to avoid burning a hole in another's pocket.
In a terse exchange a man orders a boy away from a puddle with sharp rebuke while the boy retorts, offering a dirtier response. The brief vignette captures a tense moment over property and space.
A humorous reflection on marriage where a husband accepts his wife rummaging his pockets and purse. He urges not to feel slighted by loose change and small finds, framing such burlesque as part of married life and fair play.
A proverb notes a man can navigate life with little effort if he possesses sense enough to avoid unnecessary actions. It emphasizes prudent restraint and choosing not to act in certain situations.
A vintage claim touts Garfield Tex as a remedy to constipation and for purifying blood while boosting overall health. The ad also hints at social effects, noting many a girl has too many strings to her beau.
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