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Newspaper
The Clayton Citizen
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
2
An older household advice piece urges careful pacing after waking. It recommends light breakfast like banana or milk, avoiding rush with dishes, and resting the back by sitting while chores flow, to prevent stomach strain and abdominal discomfort.
Ginger plasters and mustard plasters yield similar results without blistering. Baking soda eases toothache and aids skin rashes. lime water mixed with seeds or oil makes a dressing. For choking, turn the child and strike between the shoulders or push the object out. Camphor on a wet cloth whitens skin. warm water with camphor refreshes. Food quality affects complexion. digestible foods promote health and cleansing.
The article offers an old method to disinfect a room using a bath, water, and burning sulfur with careful enclosure. It then advises on broom maintenance, recommending storing upside down and alternating sweeping sides to prevent one sided wear and to reshape bent brushes.
A country house luncheon showcased a cherry salad with stoned cherries filled with English walnut meats. Cherries were dressed with French dressing and left for three hours, then drained and packed into lettuce nests with light oil and vinegar. The passage ends with a caution about attempting deception.
J D Daughtrey of Suffolk Virginia says after two to three years with kidney trouble he passed 2 percent pounds of gravel and sediment but has not passed a stone in three years since using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports relief from agony back pain and urinary symptoms and notes 14 gravel stones in his possession. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. Westminster Abbey death claim: Henry IV died there in 1413 and only one minister Shepherd reportedly died there after a speech at a Dean of Westminster chaired meeting.
The Countess of Minto, famed for expanding the Victorian Order of Nurses in Canada, now undertakes similar India relief work while her husband serves as governor general. A contains endorsements for Defiance Starch products and other household remedies appear in the snippet.
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