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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
3
In an Illinois town a man proudly names his sixth child Sufficient, sparking neighbors to credit him with originality. The New York Tribune notes a family with nine daughters welcoming a tenth, a girl named Marron derived from the French term for a cherished old tale.
A Brookyn man recounts sixteen years of a severe skin condition that worsened in warm weather and hindered walking. After trying many doctors, he found relief with Cuticura remedies and credits the products with his recovery. The testimonial cites Leonard A. Hawter of Nostrand Avenue in 1909.
A Washington woman credits stopping coffee and drinking Postum with restoring health and energy. Four years ago a doctor warned she might not live, yet she healed nervous exhaustion, began daily chores, cared for two babies, and now writes of renewed cheer and strength aided by Postum.
Oklahoma and nearby Kansas residents flock to Richfield and Guymon as artesian wells gush 1 200 gallons per minute at 550 feet, prompting hopes irrigation can end drought. Farmers in No Man’s Land towns push to drill for demonstration wells amid calls for faith in water insurance rather than irrigation. Velvet poppies and roses dominate millinery colors alongside zinnias chrysanthemums asters pansies and violets in the season’s floral trends.
A bronze statue of Thomas Brackett Reed, longtime Speaker of the House, now stands on the western promenade in Portland Maine overlooking Casco Bay. The eight foot figure shows Reed at rest with a scroll. Maine granite pedestal rises nine feet. Burr C Miller produced the work at about 35000 dollars amid criticism that the statue misrepresents Reed who rarely used notes.
Paris fashion this fall emphasizes flowers in millinery with satin rose decorations of gold and silver tissues. Roses, crafted from fabric or metal, lead the trend. heliotrope and forget-me-not also appear. Lightweight foliage on wire stems completes the delicate floral look noted by Julia Bottomley.
The article describes current toilette trends with wide sailor back collars extending to the belt and bolero inspired trims. Black satin collars worn over white or colored blouses are noted, along with gold fringe edging and new materials like eyelet cotton carole. Trending outfits include gowns with draped trimming and coordinated blouses over tailored suits.
Turpentine and son will remove ink stains and whiten clothes when a few drops are added to water used for boiling. Pitch wheel grease and tar can be lifted by covering with lard and soaking in turpentine. Ivory knife handles that yellow may be restored by rubbing with turpentine. An equal mixture of turpentine and linseed oil removes frames when applied with a turpentine dampened sponge.
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