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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
2
Readers learn a detailed knitting guide to make a jumper with gray artificial silk and red silk accents. The instructions cover sleeve panels front and basque, button placement, pattern rows, and finishing steps with specific stitch counts and cast ons.
Guidance on hanging curtains with brass rods through top and bottom hems to prevent sagging and ensure even tension. Advice on washing silver after meals, avoiding dirty dishes overnight, and using lemon juice in fresh water for oily skin benefits.
The article discusses how rewards and bribes differ in intent and effect. It contrasts earned rewards with bribery, using examples of children and a legislator tempted by money, and warns that bribes erode moral standards and undermine honest effort.
Prune turnovers made from four inch squares filled with prunes egg soda cracker lemon juice and rind, sealed and baked yielding eight pastries. Egg salad formed from hard boiled yolks mashed with cream cheese seasoned with pepper salt and dry mustard. white yolk balls plated on lettuce with fin strips and paprika, served with mayonnaise or French dressing.
A small pocket vanity bag is described using two embroidery hoops and five inch ribbon. A mirror fits in the smaller hoop, or is replaced with ribbon covered cardboard. A powder puff rests atop the mirror as the hoops twist and close to form the pouch.
A stream of home advice covers methods to remove gum from wire hangers and coat hangers, using ammonia and spirits. Suggestions include hanging hooks on broom handles, scenting drawers with camphor, salt and water for vase water, and preserving silver with camphor. Also mentions starch for table linens and heating knives to cut bread, with varied home hacks and odd instructions.
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