The First Quarrel Hy Danes Barrington
The British military force now in South Africa costs $400,000 a week, it is officially stated.
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Quarrel Hy Danes Barrington
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Williston Graphic in Williston, North Dakota
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
6
Making a Good Lawn from Prairie Farmer Bulletin 248
The article highlights lawn care as a reflection of home feel and suburban life. It emphasizes selecting moist clayey loams, using rich soil with rotted stable manure, and applying a fine mulch of well decomposed manure in winter to protect young grass, preserving a neat turf for architectural setting.
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Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
L. C. Corbett
Aringtom
Ines
Corbett
Eyes of Wordsworth Deepened by Walks, De Quincey Note
Emer son cites De Quincey on how eye depth and sweetness vary with stomach state, predicting young ladies would change habits. He then notes Wordsworth’s eyes after long walks grow solemn and spiritual, a light from a depth beyond surface, likened to a "light that never was on land."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Bowles
Miss Pinkerton
Kate
Misa Pinkerton
Jack
Emerson
de Quincey
Wordsworth
The Old Morning Glory and Rhubarb Preparations
The column extols the morning glory as a fast growing, attractive vine in white blue and red shades, praising its easy cultivation and value for home displays. It also shares a baked rhubarb method, noting its digestive aid uses and offering a pleasant, simple cooking approach with peeling, inch pieces and sugar, baked slowly without water.
Cleaning Bottles With Vinegar And Salt Method
A simple solution uses salt and vinegar to clean bottles. Add rough salt, moisten with vinegar, and shake to remove etals from wine decanters and bedroom water bottles.
Protect the Trees Across Seasons in Veneer Guard
A brief note stresses protecting trees in summer and winter. Veneer guards act against scald, borers, mice, and rabbits to preserve the tree surface and health.
Fashions Feature Lustrous Hats and Parasol Styles
Notes on the season show hats and parasols coordinated with lingerie inspired tones. Plain linen suits and eyelet lace dominate, with embroidered motifs and cabalistic initials woven into parasol panels. Eyelet and lace inserts, cluny and Irish lace, shape the parasol and gown pairing in summer wear.
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Chicago Recora- Herald
Practical ironing board case and art hanging tips from Prairie Farmer
Instructions describe crafting a compact ironing board cover with a pocket and carrying case, using a flowered cretonne and ticking lining. Then advice on arranging pictures: suitability, spacing, hanging height, avoiding glare, and avoiding multiple hooks. Also a soft gingerbread recipe using eggs, butter, sour cream, molasses, flour and spices.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
New Orleans
Coffee mousse preparation in dairy recipe notes
A recipe describes a coffee mousse by brewing a strong, clear cup of coffee, cooking it with sugar syrup, then folding into a pint of whipped cream. The mixture is molded, chilled for a few hours, and served as a smooth mousse dessert.
Angels and a thunderous Sunday school scene
In a Chicago Daily News fragment a mother and children discuss angels and heaven while a classroom voice asks about wing might. A visitor notes thunder rolls as a child imagines angels moving furniture, and a tramp seeks food at a farm gate but is harshly sent away.
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Ethel
Flossie
Tommy
Margie
Gle
Toll
Chicago Daily News
He Lived for Something
A Spokane Chronicle tribute notes a man defined by purpose and service. It praises achievement through helping others reach their goals, arguing success lies in contributing to the world beyond one’s own time and leaving a positive legacy.
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Henas
Spokane
Wash
Chreanicle
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