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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
3
A hostess orchestrates a ten mile hay ride ending in a campfire and a corn feast with corn themed decor, varied corn dishes, and careful guest pairing. A forestry contest and a playful wood themed prize set follow, with a Simple Party plan for balanced couples, sample cards, and a mystery tasting at dessert.
Describes Grecian band cutlets used as hair ornaments on young women, chamois skin and suede fringes on handbags, lace and embroidery trims, plain color faience braids on jackets, matching laces on one color suits, heavy or fine linens, dainty shoes with straps and buttons, sleeve bottoms trimmed while upper sleeves stay plain, and a dressy Dutch collar with rosettes and a long tab.
Former Turkish sultan Abdul Hamid adjusts to life in Salonika at Villa Allatini. He remains introspective, laments criticism, and requests to stay in captivity. He enjoys newspapers read by his wife, plans amateur carpentry, and observes events at home and abroad with quiet interest.
Instructions for packing flowers in shallow, single layer boxes with soft non absorbent lining such as wood wool or fresh moss. Layer with white tissue paper above and below flowers, pack tightly with extra material, then place the lid to keep contents firm and immobile. From the Garden.
A brief dialogue unfolds with Mrs Rent asking if men are cleverer than women and Mr Rant answering that some men are clever. Mrs Rant challenges by asking who they are and Mr Rant asserts that single men fit the stereotype.
A Tennessee mother touts Cuticura with a two and a half year old daughter who suffered a painful skin eruption on the hips and legs. After two doctors failed, two weeks of Cuticura brought complete recovery in February. the child has remained clear since. Case cited by Mrs. R. R. Whitaker, Winchester, Sept 22, 1908. Potter Drag & Chem. Corp., Boston.
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