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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
6
Every Woman accepts ideas from Giber and sends him illustrated information. The MARVEL CO located at 44 East 264 Street, New York, promises useful guidance and full particulars for ladies.
Emma Heflin comes back to her home today following a visit to the city at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Cork and the Barr family. The Barrs and children traveled to Washington to attend the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Spurr yesterday afternoon.
A hands on kitchen note describes making prinkles by creaming butter and sugar with milk and seeds, then adding flour and baking powder, rolling thin and baking. It also gives a Carolyn Custard Pie assembly with lady fingers, wine, a milk custard, cornstarch thickening, pecan nut meats, meringue, baking, and serving with whipped cream.
A traditional Fourth of July gingerbread mix folds molasses and milk with soda and salt then beaten egg and flour to stiff dough. Divide, sheet on a floured tin, roll or mark with parallels, bake until done using baking powder as leavening.
A young woman lengthens the life of a luxury dress accessory by applying white on white and black on black court plaster to the inside of glove fingertips. The method makes gloves wear far longer.
Instructions describe starching net curtains then pinning to a sheet to dry. After drying, lift and iron only the ruffles while dampening as you go to make the curtain perfectly straight.
A concise note describes layering beef and eggs in a jar with cooking stock for moistening and seasoning. The instruction specifies alternating beef and eggs, then pressing the jar to finish. The text reads as a rough recipe fragment for preserving or assembling a cold dish.
A clere man is entertained by Miriam as her mother returns from a drive and presents him with sugar almond. He thanks the girl, pleased by her attentions. Miriam sits on a chair, noting a pink color once.
The quoted line suggests early medical awareness as a character mentions going to St. Luke's to summon a priest and a healer. It implies Shakespeare's play contains perceived precocious medical references. The remark underscores a link between drama and contemporary medical practices.
A quippy note contrasts historical romance with modern finances, referencing a broken sixpence as a symbol of love’s plight. An advertisement promotes Dr. Grove’s LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claiming a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee and labeled packaging.
The Herald Square Moving Pictures open a three night run at the Auditorium starting Monday January 13 with a school matinee at 4 p m on Wednesday The program features the latest realistic pictures with no vibrations and accompanying illustrator songs Admission for all shows is 10 cents with an option to refund after the second reel for unsatisfied patrons
A Virginia lawmaker condemns the states unwritten law on legal insanity arguing it allows a killer to escape by blaming a verbal statement. He urges the law committee to remove this reproach and improve jurisprudence for Virginia.
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