Mystifying card trick using a tapered deck
A simple magic illusion explained with a cheap deck tapered by one sixteenth inch. A card is turned end for end and hidden among the others, enabling a spectator to reveal an impressive seeming trick.
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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
6
Magic Card Reveal Reveals Selected Card Trick
An observer withdraws a card which is replaced after shuffling. The performer hides the deck behind his back and after a few magic words produces the chosen card in one hand and the rest of the pack in the other. The method uses turning the lock end, bringing the card’s wide end to the narrow end of the pack while observers are shielded.
Consequences Game Draws Laughs At Gloomy Gathering
Old time favorite game described with players in a circle writing adjectives and names, then passing papers to craft a humorous chain. An example tale features Mr. Brown and Miss Smith meeting in a vaudeville theater, a kitten given, and a banana peel mishap ending with the world’s quiet verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Gmail Gathering
Ady
Brown
Miss Smith
A Game of Hops and The Surprise Package Game
The article describes party amusements for young folks. A Game of Hops involves two teams and designated locations with hops and prizes based on correct counts. The Surprise Package Game features nested wrappings addressed to different party members, ending with a final gift.
Oriental influence dominates dresser silver and boxes
Silver hammered Japanese boxes with floral motifs fetch 35 dollars while oxidized Indian myth figures sell for 20 to 35 dollars and Chinese jewel cases range 50 to 125 dollars. A bold oxidized silver hand mirror features a Japanese dragon. White silver remains common with ivory and exotic woods in fashion. Sandalwood brushes priced from five dollars upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippon
Peter
Shooting Fish and Island Natives Demonstrate Skill
Fragmentary tale describes island natives mastering shooting with bow and arrow. A narrator notes the art is difficult and requires reflection. A boy named Abner is asked if he can walk, and is told he will learn with practice.
Novelty Bracelets Bags Fashionable Hand Carryalls
Irresistibly quaint bracelet bags slip on over the hand and carry many small belongings. One design features tapestry tones on ivory, with rose gilt silver bracelet frames studded with jewels, white moire lining, and two interior pockets holding a vanity case, mirror, cardcase, and pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Cure for Red Eyelids and Simple Treatments
Simple home care for swollen eyelids includes hot cleansing fluids and mild astringents. If inflammation stems from eye strain an oculist may help. improving overall health aids recovery. For granulation apply alum paste in egg white, use vaseline nightly, and rinse with a 76 percent thoracic acid bath. Avoid harsh cooling. warm compresses soothe, hazy light and dark room rest help. If recurrent consult an oculist.
Practical Kitchen and Personal Care Tips for Daily Use
A collection of household and health hints covering hair care nail staining lemon remedies for colds biliousness and facial washing tips plus guidance on preventing cake sticking with buttered paper and careful pan prep. It also advises diet for skin health and caution about extreme temperatures and acids in drinks.
Brown Butter Sauces and Variations for Fish and Meat
Simple brown butter sauce teaches heating butter to a rich color then adding vinegar or lemon juice to serve with fish or joints. A second method blends butter flour and water to create a smooth thick sauce. A richer version includes vegetables stock peppercorns cloves and mace to form a base for bordelaise or flavored varieties.
Household notes on ironing and home tips
Glycerin added to starch prevents sticking and gives linens a glossy finish after ironing. A clean brick serves as a heat retainer for irons. Rub new boots with cut lemon or raw potato to aid polishing. To make paper stick to metal, dip hot metal in a washing soda solution, then apply onion juice and smooth paper for strong adhesion.
How to Clean Oil Paintings with Gentle Oil Wipe
To clean an oil painting covered with dirt and flyspecks wipe all the dust from the painting with a soft cloth. Put a little linseed oil in a saucer and, dipping the finger in the oil, rub the painting gently. It will require time and patience, but the effect will repay you. Artists say that in cleaning a painting nothing but the fingers dipped in oil or water should be used.
Copper Chafing Dishes Popular in Modern Tables
Copper chafing dishes gain popularity as the preferred metal for serving ware. A dark oak knob covers the lid and remains cool, with the square block design and wood-set corners ensuring a sturdy frame.
What Did He Mean
A Kansas City Independent recounts a grim tale where Mike Maloney, unable to support his ailing wife after constant medical changes, is urged to move her to a warmer climate. After his last wage is spent, the doctor demands removal, prompting Mike to return with an ax and ask the doctor to end her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Maloney
Mike
Doc
Kansas
City
Independent
Practical Help For Deafness
A simple pasteboard mailing tube held to the ear lets a very deaf person hear clearly across a room. The method, cheap and easy, was tested on a grandmother who had not heard in seven years, proving the technique practical and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmother
Harper’s Bazar
Fogene Thayer's Complete Organ School Part 2 Pedal Studies
Arthur P. Schmidt of Boston deposits in 1907 the book title Fogene Thayer's Complete Organ School Part 2 Pedal Studies. He claims ownership under U S copyright laws. Renewal sought for fourteen years from June 21, 1908 per official register entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
Arthur P. Schmidt
Boston
Mass
Eugene Thayer
United States
Herbert Putnam
Fogene Thayer
Concres
Thorvald Solberg
Register of Copyright
We Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon Transcription
White-Smith Music Publishing Co Boston deposits the title We Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon Transcription Op 105 by T P Ryder as a claimed copyright work. The Librarian of Congress signs the renewal for 14 years from December 26 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
White- Smith Music. Publishing Company
Boston
Mass
T. P. Ryder
White-Smith Music Pub. Co
United States
Herbert Putnam
Fall River Line Grand March copyright notice 1907
White-Smith Music Publishing Company files copyright for Fall River Line Grand March for Pianoforte by C. D. Blake. Boston publisher claims proprietor rights under U S copyright laws. Herbert Putnam Librarian of Congress signs. Thorvald Solberg Register of Copyrights notes renewal term for 14 years from December 13 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Thorvald Solberg
Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Boston
Mass
Houeshold Pets
Charles D. Blake
White-Smith Music .Pub. Q Co
United States
Library
Arthur P. , Schmidt
Arthur P. Schmidt
Librarian of Congress
Register of Copyrights
J L. Gilbert
Ain’ Bonnie Mary
White-Smith’ Music Publishing Co
L K. Vannah
White- Smith Music Pub, Company
C. D. Blake
Fairy Voices
Nocturne
White-Smith Music Pub. Co
Sacred Gems
Angel Bend
E. H. Bailey
Boston, White, Smith and Company
T. P. Ryder
White Smith Music Publishing Company
Register of
Chas. D. Blake
White-Smith Psic’ Pub. Co
Julius Eichberg
White- Smith Pub. Co
Fall River Line
White-Smith Music Pub. Company
Herbert, Putnam
Thorvald. Solberg
Jane Sloman Terry
O. A. White
White-Smith Music Publishing Co
White- Smith Music Publishing. Company
O. A
White
White- Smith Music Pub. Co
White, White- Smith Music Publishing Company
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