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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
7
Instructions on choosing a bone shuttle for tatting and building knots, with step by step hand positions and thread management. Tips cover preventing thread snagging, maintaining tension, and mastering initial knots. Also suggests simple edge trimming using two rows of machine stitching and a contrasting thread to allow easy passage.
A recipe guide advises using one pound of flour four ounces of fresh butter rubbed in to form a soft roll. Cut shapes bake and serve hot. The note appears in the Free Press.
The article warns against placing mirrors in direct sunlight. Sun rays heat mercury in the glass, causing clouding and distortion of reflections.
A method to quiet noisy windows suggests placing a few folded papers between the sash and the casing at night to dampen rattling sounds and restore quiet.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes a surge in neckwear attention with tassels macrame fringe and lace effects dominating fall styles. Newly trimmed stocks broad collars and jabot like frilled pieces appear in crepe de chine linen Teneriffe and wash fabrics. The display promises abundant choices for all women seeking chic neck adornments this season.
An Ohio farmer describes a drying house used as granary for sweet corn. The upper floor holds grain bins while the lower and south upper areas house drying racks and air circulation through doors on multiple sides. Green corn goes on thin layers. mature ears may be piled thicker. The building can dry five to six hundred bushels.
The article warns that tans vary by individual and stresses cosmetics over soap. It recommends powder to protect skin from weather and avoiding washing the face with soap after outdoor exposure. It advises a cleansing cream, mild paste soap with borax, and applying skin food for healthier skin.
A fragment describes rain water rising to clouds and returning as rain to fields, driven by winds, with rivers carrying the water back to streams and plains. The text hints at a complete water cycle concept in a poetic form.
A fragmented OCR line describes cold water and yolks, mentioning whites and optional storage. The readable text is unclear and lacks coherent facts, names, or an event to summarize as a news item.
The article explains storing L Lemons in cold water lasts longer than keeping them on a shelf. It notes that submerging slices or whole fruits in chilled water slows spoilage and helps maintain texture for several days.
The article stresses cleanliness in dairy and milk handling, avoiding trash and pasture weeds that taint flavor. It argues for pure water, ripened cream over sweetened, wide shallow pans, careful churning, and churn timing to produce sweet yellow butter with consistent salt usage for easier butter making.
The text explains five classes of agricultural engineers covering crop production and farm layout, buildings, drains, water supply, and sewerage disposal. It argues for high level technical knowledge to improve farm design and material choices, noting the growing need for rural sanitation and the advent of the agricultural engineer to tackle endless design problems.
The wild vines of the Mississippi Btates have evolved in company with the Chyloxera, and it is among these that the most resistant forms are found.
Admiral Dewey at Saratoga races recounts a humorous Chinese newspaper story about a Yankee invention. The tale describes a hen nest with a trap door that endlessly causes eggs to disappear, trapping the hen in a perpetual cycle.
A cautious American newspaper cites a reported mad dog incident along Atlantic Avenue accusing a local butcher, previously jailed for assault, of involvement. The piece notes the butcher’s prior arrest, two year penitentiary term, and later pardon by the state governor, all alleged in the rowdy report.
Fragmentary Philadelphia Record note describes a fire at a museum and a man with decorations seen by firemen after the hose was accidentally sawed on him. The scene hints at the fire response and a mysterious injured figure.
A Texas reader touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remarkable remedy after suffering kidney trouble for months. The letter claims rapid improvement and eventual cure, urging others with similar symptoms to try the product. The text includes a fragment from a Philadelphia Ledger dialogue about engagements.
A collage of 1900 era ads and quotes including patent medicines like Piso's Cure, laxatives, and dyes. It features travel lines Chicago to California by Union Pacific and North Western, references to golf on Sunday and moral quotes from Virgil, Ram's Horn, and the Boston Transcript.
From New York to East Buffalo and Pittsburgh, 1903 price quotes cover flour patent wheat corn oats cheese butter potatoes cattle steers calves sheep lambs hogs and pigs. Notable entries list price ranges for York state dairy, Cleveland veal, and Toledo cash grains with regional cattle and sheep values.
Commodore Somerville Nicholson and W G Hunter among U S officials and congressmen who praise Peruna for catarrh. G R Brown and Martinville supporters add endorsements. The ad urges readers to write Dr Hartman for advice if results are not satisfactory.
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