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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
2
A New York Times tips column offers household guidance on storing garments after wear. It stresses neat, economical methods such as hanger use for coats, proper hanging for skirts and blouses, tissue stuffing for dressy waists, shoe trees or paper rolls to preserve shape, rolling veils, turning gloves inside out to reshape, and hanging ties to prevent creases.
The article profiles Miss Libel Dickens daughter of Charles Dickens Jr wife of the writer who keeps a small typewriting office once used by Household Words editor. She copies plays and manuscripts and keeps a signed photo of Charles Dickens above her desk. She believes her grandfather would have preferred she earn a living.
Four month old Rana Marielle Shorbe, child of William and Mrs. de Lhorbe of Chillicothe Illinois, displays early athletic prowess. She uppertwork on a trapeze, lifts herself on hands, sits up at three weeks, and at five months swings from a trapeze by one hand. Her lineage includes a strong athletic father and a healthful mother.
A New Hampshire Farmer column advises washing baby flannel underwear in hot water with borax to keep it soft and prevent shrinking. Do not apply soap directly to fabric. rinse with warm water, press with a rubber wringer, and stretch garments before lining dry in sunshine.
The piece argues Senator James K. Jones cannot dictate 1904 Democratic policy and that anti imperialism is not a unifying platform. It endorses David Hill's platform focusing on strict constitutionalism, home rule, and sound money while warning the party must address currency to avoid defeat.
Wash vessels that have contained milk in cold water first then scour with hot water and soda. Cold water first ensures cleanliness. plunging into hot water may set the milk and cause residue to cling to cans and pans, harming the milk placed in them later.
Collections of biting excerpts from rival papers critique William Jennings Bryan and the silver debate. The quotes mock Cleveland administration affection for democracy tied to stock prices, boom politics, and party maneuvering. They reference Mexico silver and the Chicago convention.
An editorial defends American woolen production and protectionism against free trade claims. It contrasts U S woolens as high quality under protection with England’s use of adulterants like shoddy and cotton in free trade markets. It cites British disclosures and asserts American mills avoid adulterants, producing finest cloths without reliance on shoddy.
A New York World editorial argues Mr Bryan opposes Mexico adopting a gold standard, claiming most nations move to gold while Mexico and China linger. It asserts gold benefits realized, predicts Mexico should avoid silver stagnation, and cites India and China as examples of potential shifts.
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