Fragmented kitchen note on whitening agents and starch
A garbled line mentions borax in cooked starch to make clothes whiter. The text lists four aes at four aes and refers to an atifier, but lacks clarity on process or context.
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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
Cuticura Remedies Heal Child's Exema Scalp Case
J Fish and Biley Wish of Mt Vernon Kentucky report a dramatic recovery after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for a scalp exema. The three month old girl improved after two weeks hair regrowth began and by five weeks eye reaching full health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fish and Biley Wish
Mt. Vernon
Kinney Woman Repels Burglar With Kitchen Tools
In Trenton, Mrs. Kinney invited a hungry stranger into her home at 644 Lanniverton Street. After he menaced her, she struck him with a rolling pin and then her neighbor Mrs. Breining added a frying pan, sending the man into the snow with a head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
J. Aye
James Kinney
Lanniverton Street
Mikethe
Kinney
The Master of Appleby Ends With a Confession
In a tense Appleby parlor scene Gilbert Stair confronts the marriage plot between Margery and Dick while old tensions surface. John recalls past loyalties as Margery questions love and duty and the pair exchange candid truths about desire and sacrifice.
Decade of Edward VI and Berlin as Diplomatic Center
The article notes Edward VII began his tenth year on the throne and shifted diplomatic prominence from Berlin to London. It praises his pacific diplomacy, stabilizing relations with France and Germany, and his role as an impartial arbiter in domestic imperial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VII
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Europe
Berlin
London
Howard
Germany
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Sailors Say Chinese Crew Struggle With Knots at Sea
The South Brooklyn tramp steamer captain cites Chinese sailors as unable to learn a proper knot, claiming a “granny” knot slips and contrasts them with Lascar, Malay, and Kanaka sailors who grasp the correct splice. He notes rope knowledge was once core to facele training and warns in storms this is a critical skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Hong Kong
New York Sun
Week in Congress Defeat of Cummins Amendment on Commerce Court
The Senate defeated Cummins amendment to strike out commerce court provisions by 28 to 27. Lawmakers discussed railroad bill amendments, oversaw naval funding, and debated fiscal matters as House and Senate carried on with routine actions and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration
Senate
Cummins
House
Court of Commerce
Clicuit
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dribate
Campbell
Kansas
Underwood
Alabama
Keifer
Ohio
Panama Canal
Barnhart
Inoiane
Republican Party
Sisson
Ghippers
Aldrich
Rayner
Hughes
Reyner
Hikins
United States
Clay
Hale
Gallinger
Burton
Ames
Massachutts
Payne
New York
Four Thousand Five Hundred Strike at Pressed Steel Car
About 4500 workers of the Pressed Steel Car Company walkout at McKeeps Rocks Pennsylvania. It would take tens of thousands of trains to move the corn crop reportedly tied to the strike. Benton McMillin, former Governor of Tennessee, declares candidacy for the United States Senate as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressed Steel Car
McKeez Rocks
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Nashville
United States
Fashion Hints for a Dainty Afternoon Gown
A stylish model for a dainty afternoon gown features a batiste frock in pale ecru lace with fine blue accents. The dress highlights a delicate wee vogue element and subtle color contrast, showcasing light, airy styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Prices to Plummet Echoed in Market Banter
Quoted exchange hints at anticipated price drops as traders discuss imminent approximations of lower levels. Two speakers, identified as Uncle Jerry and another, speculate on how far prices may fall in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
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