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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
3
Readers are urged that kidney trouble affects women as well as men and can sap vigor and ambition. Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer is advertised as an immediate remedy, with samples offered by mail and orders through druggists.
A fragmented ad copy extols Haly to Take bread and rolls, pies and cakes. It invites readers to pick up a roll, smell, taste, and savor the baking triumph promised by the critics.
The piece discusses the secretary to the president, Loeb, arguing for a higher salary as the busiest worker in Washington while Congress raised pay for its own members. It highlights the social and political pressures around the position, including reactions to President Taft era routines and anecdotes about congressional staff and events.
A dated guide discusses proper calling etiquette for young men and older boys visiting girls, stressing parental permission, avoiding awkward situations, and thoughtful conduct. It describes how a girl may invite a caller after mutual appreciation and cautions against improper familiarity or lingering.
A young bride crafts a pretty corner bench at home in Little Cort. The illustration shows a white waxed wooden seat matching the room’s woodwork. She decorates with green seal and white picture molding, finishing the piece herself.
A Philadelphia North American snippet describes a person wearing attractive denim outerwear and green denim, noting details of a photographed scene with cops and mobsters, and a remnant glove collection. The piece highlights a cheap, stylish cover sent to the subject, praising its value and appeal.
A reflective piece argues against passive resignation among women, urging care, cleanliness, and openness to science and invention. It contrasts worn routines with a push toward reform, noting dust, untidy habits, and dull days as barriers to grace. The author invokes a shift toward modern methods in daily life.
A long, humorous, and admiring portrait of the ship purser as the essential, multi skilled officer who must blend tact, wit, financial savvy, and social finesse. The piece extols his duties from handling passenger complaints to coordinating cargo and crew, with anecdotes of operatic queens and a famed tale of a purser’s decisive diplomacy.
A London Journal summary notes trueness of soil and climate, with guidance on where to find rare vegetables. It highlights light soils, Deech and oak shadows, and French excerpts about trees, roadsides, embankments, and seasonal timing for harvests.
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