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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1915
Page
29
A columnist argues against face peels as painful, risky, and often ineffective. She contends that aging with natural expression and wisdom matters more than reversing time for a spouse. The essay critiques beauty cults and urges embracing mature beauty.
Rabies and other animal diseases are discussed as public health risks. The text notes delays in rabies manifestation, emphasizes fear-driven panics, and criticizes hysteria by some as harmful. It cites fleas from dogs and cautions about dairy-borne tuberculosis risk from infected cattle, urging active government dairy inspection and health authority work.
The article surveys Paris fashion with emphasis on new novelties in street wear. It notes brocaded satin coats and striking color blends, including blue and green, plus velvet and Velour fabrics. Tailored capes with semicircular backs and airy silhouettes define the season's目 fashion, described as rapidly gaining favor among doyens of style.
A collection of practical instructions for polishing hardwood floors and fabrics, making underskirts and comforters from old garments, crocheting for durability, and creating home dyes and cleaners. Includes cautions about inflammable ingredients, removing wood stains, and preparing kitchen colorings from beets, pokeberries, and greens.
Practical guidance on preserving worn embroidery and finishing edges with hand stitches, edging, and clever medallion motifs. Tips include resizing edges, cutting and reattaching lace, using wider borders, transferring motifs, basting, and fine blind stitching to achieve polished results.
A fragmentary home kitchen note outlines steps for a dense soupful mixture and mashed potato prep with odd phrases like spread least spread on barats, brown seeds, and molin. It mentions baking powder and a long frying pan process, then references potatoes and Coal.
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