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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
6
Madame Schumann-Heink argues three generations shape a gentlewoman and a successful wife. She praises middle class upbringing and discipline, warns luxury dulls virtue, and urges women to prepare for hardship beyond romance. She stresses that love alone cannot sustain marriage.
Betty Brown reports on smart summer wear with a midseason point gown that stays cool and bewitching like Dolly Varden styles. A Mme Killquist design for the Fashion Art League of America features novelty organdie, net sleeves, net side panels, and a three tier pointed ruffle.
A fragmented household guide offers strange recipes and cleaning tips. It covers a creamlike sauce from eggs and oil, suggests substitutions for oil, and includes advice on washing clothes with washing soda and alum. It also mentions stain removal with kerosene and fabric care methods for keeping items clean and white.
A partial readable note from a Wisconsin report highlights a woman receiving a rare honor at the university. The text indicates the accolade relates to scholarship and character, marking the first such ceremony in 64 years.
The writer recalls meeting Francesca a sixteen year old tile maid at a thread factory. She describes her beauty and vivacity and explains her nightly routine using olive oil, sour milk for washing her face, and Traub to maintain smooth hands and glossy hair. Francesca asserts olive oil keeps her lovely and aimed at marrying well.
Fragmentary OCR describes a color chenille roxe buds ornament and a crushed apple green silk girdle knotted in front with a large bow at back. The text hints at matching a desired item to a reader who wants what someone has.
A fragmented editorial urges fostering natural intestinal health and avoiding germicides, arguing sunlight and hot water kill germs, cooking destroys nearly all germs, and that raw foods risk germs. Emphasizes safe cooking as a health instinct.
An early 20th century overview extols the Royal Typewriter as a leadership frontrunner in its class. It credits engineers who abolished old faults, crafted timing gears, and aimed for durability, speed, and easy handling to reduce repairs and trades. The piece praises touch sensitivity, clean presswork, and long carriage life as hallmarks of the Royal machine.
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