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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
7
Fragmentary sermon arguing that humanity must abolish hunger and war through virtuous living, citing Isaiah and prophets. It contrasts present misery with a future where sobriety, industry, and charitable action restore abundance. The piece references Washington era figures and calls for universal brotherhood, moral reform, and shared prosperity.
Members of the National Council of Daughters of Liberty convened in Providence for the twenty frater annual session. Elected officers include William L. Hayward New Jersey national councilor and Afra R. Burton New York national associate councilor with a large attendance at a grand parade and uniformed contingents.
Emma M Topp explains a method for reviving crape fabric after rain or wear. The process involves washing removing hems, brushing threads, wrapping each piece, steaming for five hours and drying for ten hours to restore gloss and texture, claiming it yields economical results. The piece frames the technique as a long practiced domestic remedy.
A 19th century Home Journal piece by Enna M. Hooper describes a simple velvet cleaning method. It covers removing grease stains with chalk and steam to lift nap, brighten fibers, and reduce wrinkles. The process uses boiling water, a whisk broom, and targeted prep before steaming for best results.
An old advertisement promotes Try Allen’s pain relief products with claims of curing various ailments. The snippet invites readers to obtain a trial package by sending address details to J Allen at 8 Olpensted LeRoy Nebraska.
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