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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
5
Kid McCoy declares Jim Jeffries embodies three fighters in one praising his extraordinary strength vitality and stamina He claims Jeffries remains unbeaten by conventional weariness and notes his five year retirement followed by a quiet domestic life has kept him fit for battles.
Baseball players' bats vary as much as their physiques. Big men often swing small, well shaped bats while shorter players sometimes use oversized lumber. Rebel Oakes uses a notably large bat for his compact frame, whereas Bresnahan and Hans Wagner show opposite, smaller clubs for their sizes.
The narrator describes a colossal bat that defies balance and weight. Hans, a great batsman, can swing it with immense strength. He can meet balls on the handle or end and convert them into solid hits, unlike others who may only pop up or ground out.
Manager Richard Dwyer of the Utah Jockey Club announced the Intermountain Racing schedule. Ogden opens May 25 to June 4 with Salt Lake City Buena Vista park June 6 to July 21. Then Butte July 23 to Aug 29 Cheyenne Sept 1 to Sept 20 and Salt Lake City Sept 24 to Oct 20.
The Pittsburgs are hailed as the most unattractive yet successful major league team. Tim Murnane notes they are chosen for their steady habits and strong baseball skills. Fred Clarke favors players who stay focused from start to finish and maintain condition to the end.
Philadelphia and Baltimore rowing associations seek to stage this year’s middle states regatta on Labor Day. Johnny Hayes the renowned marathoner weighs a tour of South Africa and Australia. Dorando the Italian plans a trip to South America.
Mrs. Alice Gitchell Kirk issues a comprehensive bulletin for housekeepers. The wall placard lists nearly all dishes in numbered groups so that foods in the same group can be served together. A pad notes leftovers to build meals, aiding menu planning and digestion.
A nostalgic excerpt celebrates instinctive cooking aunts who improvise from head and palate. It contrasts born cooks with methodical learners and explains balance in meals. The piece lists French cooking terms such as Chateaubriand Chaufroid Chiffonade and Chinois as culinary references.
Peel three or four potatoes and cut into wedges. Soak in cold water for an hour, then drain and dry. Fry in oil until golden, drain, then toss in a pan with melted butter and shredded red peppers, cooking until browned and very hot.
The article advises against massaging a wrinkled forehead and suggests using adhesive plaster at the outer corners of the eyebrows and above the nose. Apply with a relaxed face to train memory. this method can prevent repeated eyebrow lifting during long house stays.
A new battery cell called the anhydrous stays dry in storage and activates with a small amount of water. It remains usable for a long time without degradation until put to use, then functions as a standard dry battery.
The article discusses waists as essential wardrobe components, emphasizing color matching with gowns, delicate fabrics like chiffon and net, and the tailored look. It notes horizontal trims, belt details, and versatile belts and ribbons as key features shaping the slim silhouette.
The article argues that women in business should avoid extreme necklines and streetwear during office hours. It promotes conservative, clean, well put together outfits as more appropriate and dignified, noting evenings and Sundays for flirty dress accessories and fashionable fripperies.
The Sunbonnet Babies newest in china dishes for children's use feature sunbonnet designs with bright color pictures of the little figures. Oatmeal sets are 25 cents, cups and saucers and mugs the same price. Sugar and cream sets 50 cents, plates 35 cents, large bread and butter plates 50 cents each.
German researchers W Daffert and J Weltbauer tested soaps with zero resin and with 10 and 30 percent rosin to gauge washing value. Results show resinous soaps perform worse than resin free varieties when all else is equal. Rosin content lowers washing yield. rosin was not found favorable in the tests.
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