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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

2

Night in Bath Ends with Lady Mary Carlisle's Elegant Departure

In a lively street scene at Lady Mal bourne's door nobles and guests jostle for vantage as dawn breaks. A white satin clad gentleman, M. le Duc de Chateaurien, escorts Lady Mary Carlisle down the steps amid cheers and admiring glances, amid lingering candlelight and a crowd eager for glimpses of fashion.

Lady Malbourne Mary Carlisle Bath M. de Chateaurien M. le Duc de Chateaurien

The Unlucky Rose at Winterset Ball

In a dim room Lady Mary resists a beggar’s plea for a red rose while a suitor pleads and a duke jokes about fate. The exchange ends with dawn near and the rose acknowledged as a symbol of fragile desire amidst social tension.

M. de Chateaurien Duke of Winterset Monsieur Madame Mary Bellerton

Red roses and dreams in a dramatic street scene

A fragmentary dialogue portrays affection and social tension as one speaker wishes good night and dreams of red roses while referencing a harsh gaze from a performer to street people and a lofty horse boy, hinting at class contrast.

Learned manners by absorption not drill or rule

A mother argues that fine manners come from living in a polite environment rather than strict instruction. She describes teaching gratitude and courtesy to her children by daily example, including saying thank you for small services, early greetings, and hosting visitors with ceremony.

Lucille

The Mask of Health and Miona Stomach Tablets

Washington readers urged to counter indigestion with Mi o na stomach tablets. The ad claims the remedy strengthens the digestive organs and cures stomach diseases, with Lemmon's pharmacy offering a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.

Washington Lemmon

Local residents undertake brief trips and visits

Bert Dixon returned from a business trip to Lincoln Illinois. James Wooley left for Mt Pleasant on a brief business trip. Oliver Crawford came home from West Chester. M B and W D Keyes left for West Chester on business. Mrs Williams returned from Fairfield. The Rev D Everett Smith of Indianola Iowa visits relatives. Mae McFarlane left for Canada to visit her brother Frank. Edith McBride boarded for Havre for a few days at home. Wall sister from Yates Center Kansas visits the family. Keck travels to Lake Okoboji to prepare a summer cottage. Nellie Hull visits Mason City then goes home to Crawfordsville. Edwin Menefee and Robert De Harpoort return home from a day in the city. Mrs N L Babcock and Mrs A Vans Sickle travel to Sioux City to visit relatives. Miss Brown from Keota attends the Lacey Gee wedding in Columbus Junction. Mrs J T Matthews of Washington visits the Shinaber home. S Ramsay leaves Richmond Kansas for New Brighton Pennsylvania after a synod. Teuscher arrives from Keota to visit in the city. J L Mount of Valparaiso Indiana visits A A Wall. J T Anderson and son Charley go to Denver to join family. plan to return mid month. Percy Walton leaves for Philadelphia to resume duties as electrical engineer. mother accompanies him.

Bert Dixon Lincoln Ill James Wooley Mt. Pleasant Oliver Crawford West Chester Williams Fairfield D. Everett Smith Indianola Iowa Mae McFarlane Frank McFarlane Canada Edith McBride Havre Charles Keck Lake Okoboji Nellie Hull Mason City Crawfordsville Miss Brown Keota Columbus Junction Lacey-Gee J. T. Matthews Washington F. C. Shinabarver Muscatine S. Ramsay Synod of the Seceder Church Richmond Kan New Brighton Teuscher J. L. Mount Valparaiso Ind A. A. Wall J.T. Anderson Charley Denver Colo

Picture Cleaning In Housekeeping

In housecleaning one principal care is the pictures. Each picture should be dusted and the cord wiped. Wash the glass polish until clear and clean the frame with salt cloth. For gilt frames make a soap mixture with hartshorn spirit and boiling water to clean.

Hartshorn

Nursery care rules for patient comfort and hygiene

Do not chatter during meals and keep quiet. Maintain skin cleanliness as crucial in most illnesses. Do not whisper or walk on tiptoe. Place the bed in a light spot with window view. Keep the window open but not a passage window. Do not wake the patient. Do not lean or touch the bed. Avoid exposing too much skin when washing to prevent chilling.

Salty Oil-Free Salad Dressing Recipe

A recipe for oil avoiding dressing uses one beaten egg and a teaspoon each of sugar salt and mustard rubbed smooth. Add eight teaspoonfuls of vinegar and cook in a double boiler to a thick custard. Off the heat thin with cream to desired consistency.

Northern coffee ban for youth shocks Greenlanders

Greenlanders prohibit coffee for young people as researchers warn of heightened harm from caffeine exposure. Officials cite health risks and cultural concerns prompting strict limits on consumption among the youth.

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