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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
5
A rose pink linen parasol with fringe and pink silk embroidery elevates a pink linen crash gown and peacock blue velvet ensemble. The piece pairs with sun protection and Parisian chic, while a care routine suggests carrots for pink cheeks and a new blouse trend tucks and frills.
The text provides steps for making a mustard paste with flour and water, plus cautions on thinning the mix for application. It describes using white of egg or gelatin to reduce irritation, applying poultices to the chest and neck, and securing with muslin and bandage. A separate section explains gathering fabric by threading the machine and using a gathering thread to distribute fullness.
A sketch explains an easy hot water jug cover to keep tea warm. It features embroidered water on one side and a summit of three toupes forming a handle. A removable calibar cover allows frequent washing and a secure lip on the foundation.
This column offers varied domestic guidance on dressing for outdoors, foot care, digestion, and stain removal. It recommends stout shoes, cautious eating to avoid dyspepsia, and glycerin lemon mix for hand care. It also describes burlap and linen braid use for upholstery accents and box edging to blend function with room color schemes.
Hand embroidered doilies in color patterns including flower and fruit motifs offered in one shop. Prices listed at $1.25 each.
The article outlines a harmonious corner layout using varied height furniture, a tall triangular cabinet, and a wall-anchored bench. It emphasizes cohesive fabric choices, a window with matched curtains, and a small hall area for serving tea. A flower bowl decorates the triangular cabinet corner to soften the space.
Willow bird cages, mostly wire, are still made to suit owners seeking picturesque options. Describes willow cage shapes, uses, and decorative details, noting prices around $4 for standard sizes and the appeal for homes in cities and countryside across seasons.
Swiss villager Johann Schmid of Suhr in Argovia proclaims himself the happiest man on earth. At 55 he says he has never worked, married, or feared the future, noting a modest teen income of about $50 weekly and a small plot he built into his cottage.
In a crowded schoolyard a boy Johnnie defends Esther who longs for a crown. Esther's daydream of Queen Esther's crown unsettles the group until Johnnie leaps toward the fountain to rescue her, pulling her from danger as onlookers watch.
An old explanatory note describes white lead as the standard paint material made from corroded lead, ground with oil, and used in painting. It warns about adulterated products and outlines a blowpipe test to prove purity, offering a pamphlet from the National Lead Company for at home testing and guidance.
A ceremony held at the working automi and af Piicost joined the bride and groom in a simple rite. The eloreynian wife and the tritexroom performed the lines as the regieter bore the Wand of Davie Tall Mall Carette, marking the union with a brief traditional gesture.
An old admonitory ad style note warns buyers not to be swayed by persuasive manufacturer ads. It claims consumers should insist on getting exactly what they ask for and avoid regretting impulse purchases from dealers or clerks.
A scrambled excerpt discusses restoring figure lines and beauty culture trends. It mentions a Paris beauty reformer offering food-based tips and a new method for attire aesthetics. The text references women in New York, fashion advice, and evolving standards of grace and dress.
A Cleveland grocer explains how his customer base benefited from leaving coffee for Postum. He recalls a two year struggle with nerves and appetite, noting relief after switching to Postum. He recommends others with nervous stomach issues to quit coffee and try Postum.
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