Cleaning hack for coffee stains on fabric
A simple method suggests removing fresh coffee stains by pouring boiling water through the stained fabric. This technique can loosen or lift the stain, though results vary with fabric type and stain age.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1917
Page
7
A simple method suggests removing fresh coffee stains by pouring boiling water through the stained fabric. This technique can loosen or lift the stain, though results vary with fabric type and stain age.
Senator Kenneth A. McKellar of Fennesses succeeds Senator Luke Lea, after years in the House. The transition reflects a continued leadership path in the state’s political scene.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children with feverish, cross, or constipated symptoms. It promises quick relief, claims it is harmless, warns against counterfeits, and notes directions printed on the bottle.
A Cincinnati authority promotes using freezone to dry and lift corns and calluses. A few drops on the affected area allegedly stops soreness and loosens the corn so it can be removed, root and all, without pain. inexpensive and said not to irritate surrounding skin.
An advertisement praises Kilmer Co kidney remedy Swamp Root. It urges sending ten cents for a sample bottle and a booklet, claiming it proves benefits for kidneys, liver and bladder. The note notes regular bottle sizes and asks readers to mention the paper. It adds a quip about abstainers aging and a China cotton crop estimate of 900 million pounds.
Mrs Edna Donion described sharp stabbing pains and illness, with physicians treating the case steadily. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Stevon scientific remedies were mentioned as aids in the effort to manage symptoms.
Gy P. J. Parrott, an etomologist from York Station, outlines a winter and spring spray regimen using nicotine and soap to kill psylla. Mix one pint nicotine with four pounds soap per 100 gallons water, apply in November or December after cold spells, then again just before blossom with winter-strength lime-sculpture. Two applications per year can keep psylla numbers in check.
Hillside and hilltop sites suit peach plum pear and apple orchards though plowing spraying and harvesting are harder. Benefits include fewer late spring frosts and trees not kept wet, which harms orchards. A thermally favorable slope slows blossom development by about ten days compared with eastern or southern slopes.
The article describes a specialized grafting tool set including a slow blade, a sharp grafting knife, and a short woolen mallet with wax. It explains cleft grafting on a tree limb, detailing preparation and technique for inserting scions into the cleft.
A historical note describes cutting the stock squarely with a saw then placing the grafting tool edge across the stock and tapping with a mallet to reach a depth of two to four inches. The back of the tool is used to pry apart the cut, followed by sharpening the selon and inserting and sealing the edges of the cut.
Instructions advise trimming broken and very long roots with a sharp knife, using top soil around the roots, packing well, and leaving a loose surface layer as mulch to support young tree establishment.
Guidance warns that any decaying wood from fruit plants must be removed immediately to prevent disease and pest spread to healthy parts of the tree and nearby trees, regardless of season.
Florence offers several fruit varieties for general home use. Sweet Russet suits sweet pickles and fresh eating, while Early Strawberry and Whitney are good for eating out of hand but have limited market value due to softness.
A Manitoba farmer recounts starting with $100 capital and 26 acres to build a 170 foot deep well, poultry, cattle, and crops. He details costs, stock, and improvements, noting farm value around $3,500 to $4,000, with income from hay, vegetables, poultry, and grain. He says the venture yielded modest profits amid early setbacks.
Rev W H Warner of Myersville Maryland testifies that his back pain neuralgia cramps and nervous dizziness were cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills preserving his life and restoring health He notes the 50c box sold by stores with Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY Also a note on aging and a novelty lemon squeezer for public displays.
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