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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
3
The article advises minimizing noise and handling for the first six months to promote rest and healthy development. It recommends crib-based care, regular nap hours, avoiding tight bands, a cool quiet sleeping space, and not overdressing the baby. Seek a physician for any sickness symptoms promptly.
The article notes a shift from angled to flat pictures on walls. It discusses single-center wall hanging, hidden wires with ribbons or silk cords, and rosettes at the ceiling. For small pictures, a mass arrangement creates the best visual effect.
Soiled ribbons may be soaked and squeezed in a weak suds and when rinsed and dried, froned In this way. It is a very satisfactory method.
A historic tip explains using an old typewriter ribbon to make fountain pen ink. Soak a ribbon in hot water for a day, stir, then bottle the solution to obtain ink that flows well and does not corrode the pen. Thin with more water if the ribbon held heavy ink.
The pineapple’s reputation suffers from large eats and swallowing fibrous pulp with juice. For full digestive value, use a quarter of a slice half an inch thick at one meal. Do not cook and choose just ripe fruit. Preserved pineapple has little digestive value.
A note on lantern safety suggests adding sand to paper lanterns to stabilize them and prevent spreading flames if ignition occurs. It also offers guidance on freshening meats in warm weather by washing with cold soda water, warning that washing can harm quality unless necessary.
North Dakota enacts a labeling law to prevent deception in paint by allowing only genuine white lead and linseed oil to bear the label pure white lead. The plan lets buyers choose mixtures or genuine products with clear labeling. It argues broader use for foods if adopted nationwide.
An assortment of notices includes a dye ad promising fast color for 10 cents a package and a quip on self perception. Also featured is Dr. Kline's nerve restorer offering a free trial bottle from Philadelphia. Germany spends millions on TB treatment under workmen’s insurance. Seattle orders out pugilists for crime concerns. Rural industries fade as cottages switch from wood to coal and slate roofs dominate.
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