Decorating a Fall Luncheon with Woodbine Leaves and Acorns
In a fall luncheon, use brilliantly colored woodbine leaves as decor. Gather acorns near an oak, display rosy fruits, and trail red leaves over the cloth. Scatter leaves and acorns, finish with warm candle shades and acorn tied place cards for a charming seasonal table.
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Woodbine
When Making Baby Dresses
Instructions on sewing baby dresses emphasize avoiding lace at necks and cuffs to prevent skin chafing. Ensure neck and cuffs are roomy for growth, with long dresses often one yard from shoulder to hem. Finish skirts at the top, use a cardboard method to set hem length, and align pins to guide an even, hanging hem.
Three Essentials for a Healthy Nursery
The article stresses fresh air cleanliness and pure water as key to infant health. It notes an infant’s thirst is best met by clean water between feeds to aid digestion and comfort. It also highlights regular hours proper food and long sleep as necessary for a healthy infant.
Flection Cake and October 1908 Advertised Letters
A traditional cake recipe uses butter sugar flour eggs and dried fruits with lemon peel and almonds baked in a moderate oven. Followed by a list of advertised letters dated October 31 1908 including many surname entries such as Allard Brewer Barker Baker Bernham and others.
Local Postmark Listing Names in Advertised Letters
A historical notice lists recipients Slausken Gee Shaunessy John Secord Ella Shinabarger F Taylor M E Tole Van Dusen Wynn Clara Walker Robert S Whalens W H Winterstein Nellie with instruction one cent due on each letter advertised. W L Lemon Postmaster.
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Winterstein
Nellie
Seven Years of Proof of Dr King’s New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama Mo touts seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat chest lung ailments. The world’s thirty eight years of proof covers lagrippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption with pneumonia prevention. Available at C C Case’s drug store with guarantee 50 cents and one dollar. Trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
C. C. Case
Ministerial Union Holds Monday Meeting at YMCA Parlor
The Ministerial union met in the YMCA parlors Monday morning with ten members present. It transacted routine business and decided at the meeting on a future action.
City hosts Sunday school rally plan and Y M C A endorsement
The meeting outlines two rallies in Presbyterian and Methodist churches for the Sunday school convention set for November 15 in Yakima. The state Y M C A convention is endorsed, a paper on reaching young men is read, and no action is taken on a constitutional amendment. The piece notes Yakima as the Home of the Big Red Apple.
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Heinick
Yakima
Armour & Company letters praise Yakima fruit display
A 1908 letter from Armour & Company of Chicago compliments Fred Mailloux & Co. of North Yakima Wash for their prize winning fruit window at the Yakima State Fair. The note references a photograph sent by Chas Winner and lists the window's fruit items on the back.
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Armour & Company
Great Meat Packers of
Chicago
Yakima
Messrs
Fred Mailloux
Chas
Wenner
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Laurel
Valley Hardware
KV al
North Yakima
W. S
Clara
Blachly
H. L. Barker
Baker
J. E. Bernham
Mayme
Bromly
Will. Crandall
Alvin
Frisby, Harry
Freeman, Miss
Felt, Jay H
Gage
Fannie
Hill, D. R
Hanford Nursery Co
Hanson
Miss Grace
Johnston
Loleta
Jameson
Caroline
Jennings
Ted
Kenter, J. W
Lee
Mr. E. W
Leslie
Beatrice
Stevens
Bertha
Severance
de Forest
North Second Street
Tole, Mr
W. L. Lemon
A. D. Sloan's
Fred Mailloux & Co
Copvaricuts &c. Ansone
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
F &T
Washington
Co. W. Camp