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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
6
Disjointed clippings mix absurdities from a London stage to New York bottles and a Philadelphia theater incident. Vague references touch on aviation, eccentric brides, alcohol debates, a king’s book sales, and social fears from cigarettes to disease, all framed as a chaotic public notice of sensational humor.
A man from Titteburg claimed he acted to benefit his wife but was jailed, illustrating that people often feel ungrateful when others show concern for their moral welfare.
Describes two historical costume designs featuring a double breasted velvet coat with fur trimming, champagne felt hat, and matching stole. Details include fabric needs such as nine yards velveteen, satin, and moire, with ornament trim, braiding, and fur edging described for a wine colored ensemble.
Fashion notes describe a compact travel outfit for debutantes, detailing a slim dark frock, matching satin sash, and tailored inner garments. The piece highlights a two day visit wardrobe, packing methods, and a Callot style dancing frock inspired by Empress Josephine, with emphasis on light fabrics and practical pockets for toiletries and accessories.
White collars and cuffs in linen are ideal for a small girl’s frock. Turned down collars from plain starched linen and matching cuffs are available, or homemade from handkerchief linen with a simple buttonhole edge. Cuffs protect sleeves and keep them clean, making these white accessories charming and worthwhile.
A method to dye white kid slippers using ivory black art paint and gasoline. Mix paint with enough gasoline to create a cream like fluid, apply evenly with a brush, let dry completely, then polish with shoe paste. Leather integrity remains and color does not rub off.
A concise note on velvet dominating afternoon costumes and fashion at the turn of the year. Velvet dominates early notions of street wear with rich alike appearance, though specifics vary by effect.
A scanned passage on morning meals and table setting urges proper breakfast china, order, and napkins, then shifts to domestic economy training for children. It discusses temperance in meals, wholesome kitchen practices, and the value of teaching boys and girls household skills in schools, criticizes lack of equipment, and mentions Roosevelt advocating home-keepers.
A fragmented advice piece offers remedies and home care tips. It covers lemon cures for biliousness and mouth care, cautions on mirrors around sickrooms, washing white cashmere with soap and tea, tan removal, drying and ironing hints, decorative pillow crafting, and a note that money is touted as a remedy for coughs. Names, dates, or locations are not provided.
A collection of omelet ideas and cooking tips describing methods for separating yolks and whites, folding fillings, and creating fruit and savory variants. Includes lemon zest, sugar, butter, and jam topping notes, plus peach and oyster sauce preparations and stepwise instructions.
Mien Jeseia Nicholson inherited a 225 acre New Jersey farm from her father. She shifted from old methods to specialization, growing Canada Held pout, her own bay, and producing chickens and milk. The operation keeps 100 cows and yields about $3,000 yearly.
A quoted meditation on modern life notes that ordinary people who live in houses and buy food are not the true inhabitants of the world. It suggests their existence is governed by mathematical regularities and dependence on others, describing them as boarders in the world.
Sloans Liniment claims quick relief from rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuralgia croup sore throat tonsillitis hoarseness and chest pains with a simple topical application.
A terse exchange rejects a marriage offer of wealth and status. The responder dismisses the suitor as low in fortune and unworthy, while asserting the incompatibility of his class and motives.
Fragmentary account recalls Hugh J. Grant of New York speaking at a political banquet about a noted corporation lawyer. The quip includes altered phrases and a mock praise of a “tortuous mind” with garbled wording and misheard lines.
A fragment quotes a Scots remark about a friendly golf match. The exchange centers on the notion that there is little at stake in such games, illustrating lighthearted banter over rules and competition.
A brief exchange hints at family nerves about a disfigurement worry and a planned portrait the next day, reflecting a domestic moment from the Yonkers Statesman.
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