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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
15
Fragmented OCR text centers on neatness and appearance with emphasis on a dainty fashionable frock. Mentions a well groomed girl, pink fingertips, tidy home habits, and a stylish printed marquisette dress as a symbol of charm and social polish.
The passage describes a mix of fabric samples and decorative details such as cotton marquisette, color suggestions like lavender, and a two-point hanging motif with tassels. It notes how certain printed materials demonstrate possible designs and mentions maternal themes suggesting patterns for textiles.
Digest of home remedies and cleaning advice involving salt. Includes dissolving salt in water for medicine and mouth hygiene, using salt on ink spills, deodorizing with salt, and saltwater cleansers for floors furniture and textiles. Also suggests salt baths and rinses to prevent freezing of clothes in winter.
A verse meditation on poets versus laboring toil and the impulse to write for pay. The speaker contrasts sailors and wrecks with ashore poets and wonders how true poets might spur others to strive and earn through writing.
The name Tyler, an Anglo-Saxon surname predating French nomenclature, derives from tiler a person who laid tiles for roofing. Early spellings include Tyghelere and Tilghman with Norman forms fading over time while Ty lers and Tilghmans remain common in England and the United States.
A recipe for chilled mocha combines milk water and strong coffee with grated chocolate and sugar. It instructs scalding milk warming water then mixing sugar and chocolate into a paste before adding hot liquid and coffee vanilla and salt. Cool and serve with whipped cream on top.
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