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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
A Bill Clerk and Cashier spar over civility during routine duties. The Cashier advocates urbanity and courtesy as tools for success while the Clerk resists, leading to sharp exchanges about manners and professional conduct.
A South American garden novelty inspires spring planting as seed stores stock new blooms. The piece highlights a premium marguerite variety from Africa, reaching fifteen inches high with two and a half inch orange-gold blossoms, ideal for cutting and appealing to amateur gardeners.
The article explains ink stains on fingers from writing or printing can be removed quickly by wetting the head of a match and rubbing it on the skin, a method within reach of everyone. It notes fashion trends favoring low necklines for summer, with nine of ten advance garments featuring this style, though turndown collars remain common.
San Francisco special describes Newport passengers fleeing violence in Mexico. Refugees tell of two men slain at El Favor ming, mining and bank attacks, federal troops rescue, and journeys of Consul Edwards, Lester Jenkins, Baldwin, Sullivan family, and H M Sunde fleeing toward safety.
Baroness Moncheur daughter of General and Mrs. Powell Clayton of Arkansas and Washington and wife of the Belgian minister to Turkey is in Washington for her annual visit to her parents. She is one of four handsome Clayton daughters, including the wife of the British minister to Cuba and the Countess de Libour of Washington, plus another wife of Major 8. G. Jones.
Miss Cecilia Witch defeats top rivals in the recent women’s tour to claim the title of Woman’s Golf Champion of England. Among notable opponents beaten was Miss Leitch whose clever play impressed, with spectators from both sexes applauding the event.
A reader quotes a clerk praising internal cleansing by drinking water and sleeping with windows open. The article urges daily water intake and morning cold baths, noting a lemon enhances health and complexion. It argues for self care over costly beauty treatments and stresses vitality for working women.
The piece highlights cotton etamine dresses and blouses as popular early spring wear. It notes options from simple to elaborate, with Irish lace, hand embroidery, and bold lattice stitches, plus kimono sleeve styles and Russian or oriental color patterns.
Housekeepers can preserve cereal crunch by transferring foods from paper or cardboard to a dry glass jar with a tight lid. Air and moisture are kept out, preventing stale texture.
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