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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
3
A collection of soups and dishes including Cream of Pumpkins Consomme with Rice Macaroni Oxtail Soup Barley Soup Cream of Fowl Carrot Soup White Kidney Bean Soup Vegetable Soup Velvet Soup and Potato Soup with basic steps, ingredients, and serving notes suitable for home cooks.
Practical guidance for a brief rest using a private room or nerve rest options. Recommends tea, a hammock, and a roses bouquet to calm nerves, with a half hour rest to feel refreshed.
A local river dispute centers on fishing permits as a youth tests rules with a worm while an older keeper enforces the permit requirement. Authorities caution on trespass and permit compliance amid the exchange.
The Chicago Daily News notes fashionable linen bags and embroidered monograms as smart versatile accessories. It highlights laundry and travel bags in muslin or cretonne, and praises afghan stitches like the biscuit stitch for decorative covers.
Utah food commissioner John Peterson outlines several tests to reveal coloring matter in milk. He notes that aniline dye turns curds orange, caramel stains curds brown, separation in a glass bottle after 12 hours signals coloring, and persistence of sweetness after 48 hours in warm storage suggests preservatives.
Practical advice for home dressmakers on collar fit sleeves and pressing. The piece stresses matching sleeve pieces, pre-shrinking braids, proper cutting methods, and thorough tacking to avoid a homemade look. It includes a broader reflection from the Baltimore Sun on women’s dress as a refined art pursued for itself, not for men.
Instructions advise cleansing brushes and combs with clear water and ammonia. Do not soak handles. After wetting bristles, place brushes back downward in the sun to dry completely.
Equal quantities of lemon juice Jia terine and glycerine make an excellent mouth wash. The mix aims to freshen breath and support oral care with simple pantry ingredients.
An article argues nature study differs from book learning yet is inseparable from daily life. It urges girls to learn local trees, flowers, and birds, exchange specimens with rural and urban classmates, and keep a commonplace book, linking poetry and science to the natural world.
Edwin L Prindle argues inventive ability can be cultivated and evolved from known forms. He cites three examples including a steam engine valve gear, a calculagraph, and a knot tying mechanism, detailing how imagination guided practical development.
The text notes that humans learn from animals in illness. It states fever reduces appetite across animals, the remedy of drinking water, and quiet dark airy spaces. It mentions dogs seeking herbs, and chim panzees stopping bleeding with chewed leaves.
More than ten thousand sewing machine patents issued and American machines are now sold worldwide. They serve many uses from boots and shoes to sails and tents with beds up to 18 feet. Some models sew carpets matching hundred hand stitches and even make bags gloves hats and saddlery.
A New York inventor John J Hogan unveils a compact rotary gas engine weighing 68 pounds with an eight and two tenths horsepower output. The design fits in a two handed grip and claims reduced vibration and portable, practical power for autos and boats.
A metal worker explains cleaning and re sharping files using a scratch brush and hot water with washing soda. It details preparing an olive acid bath in an earthen vessel, sorting files by fineness, soaking times from one to six minutes, rinsing in hot water, drying, and greasing with vaseline while warm.
An American Machinist writer notes a steam pipe of up to eight inches diameter wrapped with a wooden box of thirteen inches diameter and filled with a sawdust mortar mixed with lime. After covering a 700 foot length the system reduced water condensation from 1,440 pounds per hour to 195 pounds per hour.
A proposed tunnel would connect New York Brooklyn and Hoboken to ease steady access for entrants seeking entry to New York. The plan outlines a direct transit link between the cities to streamline travel and border crossing.
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