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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
5
An article argues mothers should study hairdressing methods to protect young nerves. It warns against harsh fringe cuts and errant tresses pulling at sensitive eyes. It recommends age appropriate styles and careful grooming in nurseries.
Fragmented text describes mixing butter sugar and flour with lemon and vanilla. It mentions sifting flour and adding tar and soda and heating butter, with garbled recipe steps and stray names.
A faulty plan to add a sugary agent to a vessel’s rations backfires as crew reports dizziness and confusion. Officials warn the rogue tactic could impair navigation and endanger the crew, prompting urgent safety measures aboard.
The guide describes dressmaking directions for stylish costumes using Toone and Dine fabrics. It covers front line trimming, waistline placement, a stealthy seam to the shire edge, and a straight dine with button trim. It outlines cotton voile with lavender stripe, lace edging, shadow lace neck, and a silk girdle finishing the skirt center.
A dated collection of household hints and style guidance. The piece advises wardrobe choices for elderly women, notes black and white color combinations, and mentions accessories like bonnets and toques. It includes references to washing day procedures and general domestic routines.
A Manila Times article discusses gift giving to Filipino chiefs as a means of gaining favor. Acceptable presents are small, with items like beads, white rooster feathers, onion skin paper, scarlet clothes, and shells noted. the act should be discreet to avoid offense, and value varies with status and local customs.
A garbled ledger of names and scenes presents a surreal collage of places and people. The text weaves in and out with fragmented phrases about races, courts, winds, spies, and a distant event coalescing around a poet or figure named Arthur Wallace Peach, set against murky urban imagery.
In a vivid street scene Mary greets relatives and expresses delight at a peculiar, fragmented dialogue. Ranily, older and bemused, reminisces about long ago encounters as the exchange dissolves into laughter and misread phrases.
In a tense scene aboard Mabel's yacht at Porveda Harbor, Phillips accuses Mason of scheming to gain power and business concessions. Alvadora intervenes, revealing the revolution and a presidential concession tied to Mason, Bray, and Mabel. The talk ends with a threat to reveal business overtures and a plan to marry for status.
A variant of blind man’s bluff uses two lighted candles a handkerchief and two tablespoons. The blind participant blows out a candle passed around a chair ring then attempts to identify the caller by touch and dress details.
In northern Mexico high in the Sierra Madre, the Taraghiamaris are said to live in caves and small villages at about 8000 feet. The people are slender though enduring and rely on tngize as food. They reportedly drink teshuin from the same cereal and speak a language with about 360 words and a counting limit of ten.
A ceremonial game features a master of ceremonies guiding players to imitate farmyard animals while one participant restrains from noise. The crowd watches as a whispered reveal targets a chosen victim, with laughter and confusion marking the playful scene.
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