AFIs Popularity and Possible Running Mates in 1908
Washington date unknown A discussion of presidential contenders and possible running mates in the Republican and Democratic camps. Taft tours Congress as Bryan solidifies a clear Democratic field. Tokyo exhibit plans and a Mobile fair seek federal funding. Woodruff Evans and Evans tied to vice presidency as Hughes risks losing the nomination.
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Practical high chair safety hack by Good Housekeeping contributor
A reader from the Discovery column offers a do it yourself safety measure for baby's high chair. A weighted cloth bag with a flatiron is tied to the chair to prevent tipping when infants lean or sway. This anchoring method aims to give anxious mothers peace of mind during brief absences.
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Good Housekeeping
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Critical years in married life and the warn signs
The piece notes that early days fade and monotony can strike in key years of marriage. It argues men and women face evolving interests and manners, with tact and mutual understanding essential, though true accord may always retain some distance across masculine and feminine character traits.
Household hints on cleaning and preserving household items
Practical advice for cleaning steel with Emery powder and oil paste and polishing. Freshen stale cake and bread by brief milk-dip and rebake. Clean white marble with soda and soap solution, then wash. Antique cut glass requires tepid water, soapy lather, dust absorption with sawdust, then polish.
Powdered silver polish stored in fabric bags aids cleaning
Powdered silver polish sewn into small fabric bags moistened before use saves time for cleaners. Bags about 8 by 5 inches can be machine made and stored for later use, especially helpful for repousse silver where brushes are usually needed to remove powder from carvings.
Brown stays with Oakland church amid western needs
Rev. Charles R. Brown declines two calls to Center church New Haven and Brookline church Boston. He stays as pastor of the First Congregational church in Oakland, saying Bay Area postquake needs demand his service and urging greater regional church cooperation.
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Foot care tips for pretty feet from Chicago Tribune view
The Chicago Tribune recommends daily washing, hot baths, and frequent shoe changes to keep feet trim. Weekly pedicures, pumice treatments for callosities, and bay rum or cologne rubdowns are advised, with chamoi skin plaster for prevention. Toe nails trimmed square and stock ings lightly powdered to reduce dampness are advised. Patent leather is discouraged for tender feet. patent kid offers a safer alternative.
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Chicago Tribune
Zetagathia Society Condolence Resolution
The Zetagathia society passes a condolence resolution for the death of the father of Arthur B Ingham a respected member. It expresses sympathy and instructs publication in the Daily Iowan and a Washington Iowa paper and transmission to the family.
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Arthur B. Ingham
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Daily Iowan
Washington
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White returns home after Brighton visit
H. B. White came back to his Brighton home Wednesday following a brief visit of two days with his brother, Martin White.
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Brighton
Martin White
How to Check Bleeding from Minor Wounds
A country boy prescribes puff balls to stop bleeding and offers basic first aid steps. Clean the wound with warm carbolic water, remove foreign matter, pinch the lips together, and apply adhesive plaster. If blood flows rapidly, tie a bandage above the wound to slow bleeding until a clot forms.
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Harper's Bazar
How to Cure Asthma With Coffee
A period piece claims coffee as an asthma remedy in strong black brew. It advises using very strong coffee without sugar or milk and on an empty stomach, warning that large quantities may hinder digestion and absorption.
How to Preserve Parsley for Fresh Flavor
A practical guide to preserving parsley for garnish and freshness. Wash thoroughly, boil briefly in salted water, drain, and chill quickly. Dry, store in bottles in a dry place, and rehydrate with warm water for five minutes to recapture fresh taste.
How to Obtain Gloss on Pie Crust
A Boston Post tip says to make a glossy pie crust using an egg wash. Beat an egg with a touch of sugar and a little milk, then brush the finished pastry with the wash for a rich brown gloss.
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How to Keep Stray Hairs In Place
Instructions on using invisible hair pins to tame windblown wisps. Pin placement involves pushing hair in place then sliding the pin in and turning the free end to touch the top. Pins resist removal and hold firmly even in rough wind.
How to Keep Pancakes From Sticking
Add a tablespoonful of melted lard or shortening to pancake batter to avoid greasing the griddle and reduce burnt odor around the house.
How to Keep Bacon From Molding
Advice says to scrape off mold from bacon and singe it over a gas flame. The method is claimed to keep the bacon fresh and sweet for many more days.
Lost watch with snail charm reported near West Chester
About three miles northwest of West Chester a watch between the homes of J. P. Dayton and W. A. Stewart was found. The watch is a trainer's special in an Alaska compound metal case with a gold plated chain and snail shell charm. Reward offered if returned to W. A. Stewart or W. A. Wallace. finder to be rewarded. W. E. Auten, R. F. D. 1-41.
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West Chester
J. P. Dayton
W. A. Stewart
Alaska
W.A. Stewart
W. A. Wallace
W. E. Auten
New Continental Lamp Claims Bright, Safe Light
Advertisement touts the New Continental Kerosene Lamp as simple safe and cheap with 100 candle power for six hours at one cent. Promises no smell no smoke and brighter light than gas or electricity. Demonstration available at J G Hise residence.
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J. G. Hise
Mazoric Fraternity Washington Lodge Notice
Regular meeting of Washington lodge No. 26 A F A M will be held Friday evening February 7 at 7 30 o clock with work on the second degree. Business and petitions to be acted upon. Be there on time. John H Steck W M.
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Washington Lodge No. 26
John H. Steck
W. M
Dr Shoop Cough Cure touted as safe remedy
An ad claims Dr Shoop Cough Cure quickly stops a tickling cough using a resinous plant extract from a sacred shrub. It emphasizes safety for mothers and babies with no opium or harsh ingredients, promising to soothe inflamed bronchi membranes. J H Stewart endorses the product.
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