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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-24
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companied Knox to the Sheriff's office,
where he qualified for s25O0 bail
When, seen last night after surren-
dering, Adler declined to make any
statement of his case
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selves from Levy's fingers. Evidence
is at hand showing that when secre-
tary of the Board of Public Works Levy
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IN HAND-PAINTED SATIN

have the effect of running yours Find out be-.
tore experimenting with any shampoo whether
or not it is adapted to your purpose, and even
then go slowly in the use of it. Many beau
tful head of hair has fallen out or lost it's color
because the owner devoured the beauty hints
and then dabbed it in shampoos regardless.
The best way to clean the hair is to wash it
in warm water and good tar soap. If you
have been having trouble with your hair it is
well to rub cosmoline or white vaseline into it
about three hours before washing. This treat
ment will strengthen and invigorate the hair.
In washing rub the soap well into the scalp
with the balls of the fingers, using rotary
movement. If you cannot obtain rain water in
which to wash the hair, put pinch of borax
into the water that you The use of am
monia is questionable.
Rinse with tepid water, and dry by gently
pressing the hair and scalp with a towel, or by
tanning If it is necessary to bring your hair
into shape after this treatment, dampen it with
bichloride of mercury solution, one part to
2000 Of water
Now that your hair is dry brush it thoroughly
after dividing the hair into two parts. If you
brush it on one side only your hair will be in
vigorated only upon that one side. Brush with
firm, gentle movement, so as to insure that all
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and horals, both in satin and velvet with gold
and silver cord and thread employed as high lights
and to emphasize certain parts of the design. The
edges are outlined with thin or thick cord some
times silk against gold. Black satin very fre
quently adds an exceedingly novel and effective
touch, bringing out the design nothing els'
would.
A decidedly luxurious and Oriental air is i'm
parted to cushions of velvet and satin by bands oi
heavy lace, studded with beads or jeweled Sc
quins The circular-shaped cushion, with crossed
bands forming diameters, is SO treated without ad
ditional decoration which would mar the ornate
but rich beauty of the sparkling lace
There is nothing more rich or utilitarian to my
mind than velvet cushion, plain or relieved by
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
Train Children to Work

All children should be given some work to do.
some trivial duty to perform regularly, and they
should be taught to do it willingly and without
whimpering. Train your children to wait upon
themselves, and to keep their toys and play
things tidy and in their proper places.
1T is good plan TO teach them to play with
one toy at time, and when that is tired of
to replace it before fresh one is taken. Then.
instead Of litter of things to be tidied and
put away at bed time, or when the little ones
has tired of playing, there is simply one toy
that can be quickly cleared away.
When a child returns from a walk, teach
him to put his outdoor garments neatly away in
the place allotted to them. This early training
will be of great use to him as he grows older,
and help to form and strengthen his character
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Hair

If it is not falling out, however you may wash
it in soft water being careful to use only
the purest soap. CASTLE is the best for white
hair. In the last rinsing water put little bit
of bluing, not too much, so that the hair will
not take yellow tinge
You may vaseline to strengthen white hair
but do not let it be any but the white vaseline
As last bit of advice, let me caution you
against bleaches and hair dyes. Such things in
the hands of an amateur are decidedly risky
They may turn out all right, but there is the
great big chance that they won't. If YOU are
not satisfied with the color of your hair as
Nature made it, you had better consult spe-
cialist
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some simple form of decoration. Cushions OF
striped velvet are new and obtainable in many
very effective color schemes These are especially
pretty in the new circular shapes, and, OF course
do not require any ornamentation.
BRILLIANT AND SEDATE EFFECTS
Leather cushions of all sorts and conditions are
enjoying great vogue. Brilliant ones of scarlet,
green warm brown and tans in suede and soft
feathers are immensely liked. More conservative
tastes prefer the bright hued cushions with little
or no decoration.
Stenciled effects in leather cushions are very
good these usually showing up in lighter or
darker shade than the cushion itself or in pleas
antly contrasting shade.
For example, very rich design was in warm
shade of tan suede with black heurde-lis outlined
in raising circles of gold yellow paint touched
with gold). The same idea also shown in
a scarlet saphion with black feur-de-lis. Stem
ced monograms, too, among the exclusive
novelties which the amateur artist may copy.
Altogether different are the cut-out patterns OF
leather. sometimes being all-over design, again
wide border running diagonally through the
centre and under which contrasting color is
used.
While not of this seasons crop, appliqued de-
signs of contrasting leather in scrolls and forals
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plain with handpainted scenes from Watteau.
Etched medalons of similar scenes in fanciful
shapes and bordered by gilt-cord are temptngly
displayed.
Hand-painted floral fantasies, sweet peas, roses,
lilies of the valley besides other appropriate orals
are shown in graceful sprays on pale tinted back
ground in cream and black. A most tempting
cushion was designed after the popular song, "The
Honeysuckle and the Bee" Bees were shown
gayly feasting upon cultivated and wild honey
suckle, the whole being unusually realistic.
One of the sketches shows satin cushion de-
signed with Persian motifs and characterstically
colored with delicate tracery of gold, favorite
touch many cushions of this years crop.
Very handsome brocades are shown in scrolls
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the dandruff is removed without at the same
time breaking the hair.
SUN DRIED THE BEST
1t is better to wash the hair on a clear dry
day, and to sit in the sun for awhile with your
hair hanging down your back. If you can sit
in the air, too, so much the better.
Do not think of washing your hair at night,
for besides losing the benefit of the sunshine
and the air-which are the only really natural
hair tonics-you will run the risk of catching cold
from sleeping with an imperfectlys dried mass of
hair around your head. Moreover, never put
your hair up wet. ,, Such course will also
result in bad cold, and-what is more to the
purpose just now-wil make all your trouble
go for nothing. You will not have been able
to remove the dust particles by means of the
brushing and without the brushing your hair is
in almost the same condition as it was before.
The rubbing with the soap merely loosens the
particles, while the brushing acts like mas.
sage in actually removing them.
FIFTEEN MINUTES FOR BRUSHING.
You cannot expect to have your hair in
healthy condition unless it is kept clean Health
is the first step towards beauty so you see
that it is worth your while to try to attain
it, my dear.
You should brush your hair every night be-
fore retiring for fifteen minutes, giving exactly
the same treatment to one side as to the other
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tksSz&5S No one is indispensable, so you can't
afford to do anything but your best
as well as you
Don't get into the way of thinking, ooh. this
is so small and unimportant that 1t makes no
difference how do it,"
If you al not reliable in small things YOU
can't be trusted with big things.
Never be afraid of doing little bit more than
you are actually called upon to do
1t is through seizing every opportunity that
you win reach higher things.
Be cheerful over your work. If you have to
earn your living you might as well be happy
as grumpy over it.
Put your whole heart and soul into doing your
work we'll and treat all with whom YOU come
in contact courteously
During business hours attend strictly to the
work you have in hand. After hours you can
enjoy yourself with clear sense of duty done.
the office.
There two things for business woman
to bear in mind during business hours-her
duty towards her employer, and her self-respect.
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Use the comb little as possible. If your hair
tangles you should be able to remove even the
most stubborn knots by means of patient brush
ing. 1t will probably take longer, but you
will be glad in the long for your extra trou-
BILE.
The important point is to see that both brushes
and combs are kept clean. 1t is also better that
no two persons should use the same brush and
comb
The following is harmless shampoo: Mix
the whites of two eggs with two tabespoonfuls
of ammonia, which has been dissolved in hot
water.
Another one is composed of the yolk of an
egg beaten up with little borax. This sham
poo is more especially for dark hair
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

In arranging your hair, do not coil it up tight
ly that the air cannot get to the roots. Above
all things, do not rat" your hair This breaks
the hair and soon has the effect of rendering
it very brittle. Do not then decide to get around
the difficulty by wearing roll or rat be-
cause these beautifers are only temporarily a
blessing; in the long they are a curse, mas
much as they cause the hair to fall out.
With proper care and attention you should have
such beautiful hair and such quantities of it,
that no artificial aids are necessary. Nature
will do the trick for you if you will only give
her fair chance.
If you are troubled with dandruff use the
following lotion: Tincture of canthardes,
ounce; rosewater, 6 ounces.
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HEAD SHAVING ADVISED.

If you have growing daughter, my dear, let
me suggest that you keep her hair short for a
couple of years, in order that when she grows
up she may have beautiful head of hair. II
would be better if you could bring yourself to
have it shaved once twice, this will re
suit in her hair coming in thick and in making
it grow very long.
But if you are so fond of your little girls
curls that you cannot bring yourself to the point
of sacrificing them even for little while, at
least see that her hair is clipped at the edges
once every month,
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Incidental TO the above catch phrase college
man without cushions has no standing among the
elect of his fellow-students; this indicates too
clearly that he is without feminine admirers, and
altogether disgraceful spectacle from the college
mans view. A certain college freshman at the
beginning of this term sailed forth to we'll
known department store and innocently ordered
twelve cushions. This, of course, conclusive
evidence that the rosy-cheelsed maids from his
country home had utterly ignored him. When
the "freshes" and "sophs" caught the trick, they
divested his apartments of every single cushion.
Now, had he only been bit thoughtful he could
have purchased them and had the same delivered
by special messenger in small quantities and
the world would never have been the wiser.
woman would never have been guilty of such
bunder. her innately suspicious nature would
have taught her better.
IN HAND-PAINTED SATIN.
Among the most elaborate cushions, incident
ally costing neat sum, are the exquisite ones for
the drawing room and the boudoir de luxe of
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be able to lend without loss she has devised a
nice little plan.
In certain album each borrower writes his
or her name opposite the title of the book, and
the date on which the book is borrowed. On
returning it, the borrower is expected to com
ment on the book and to initial it.
This album is naturally quite interesting. and
as it is always to the fore, it is often turned
over by visitors, who soon see who is not prompt
in returning books lent. The result is that the
books are always returned and yet there are no
irritating reminders from their owner WHOSE
album is always kindly regarded
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The things most essential to the gaining of
your object are cleanliness and good brush The
latter should not be too hard, or else it will
break the hair and scratch the scalp.
To keep your hair clean you should wash it
at least once week. Let me warn you against
the indiscriminate use of shampoos for what
may be just the thing for one woman's hair may
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

HTOVEL and very palatable are pumpkin
| N faehonettes, welcome change from the
lS5a5SR| traditional pumpkin pie.
Ss&.zzg To make them take cupful and
half of dry, sifted pumpkin, and mix
it with half cupful of sugar, cupful of rich
milk, two eggs slightly beaten; two tablespoon.
fuls of molasses, the of melted butter, half
tablespoonful of ginger, one teaspoonful of CHINA
mon and scant half teaspoonfu of best table
salt Pour into pastry lined tins and bake for
twenty five minutes.
PUMPKIN CRoQUETTES.
This very toothsome dainty is prepared as fol-
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The Reason

Mrs Sleek is such charming entertainer
She never leaves her guests for moment"
"Of course not. She knows that if she should
leave them for an instant they'd talk about her"
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as shown in one of the decorations, still has many
admirers
Cushions of these rough and ready materials
look their best in wellstuffed circular design,
the newest having ear-tied corners. Many are
stenciled in queer Japanese characters and her
aldic designs When only little work is de-
sired, then tinted patterns require only heavy
cotton silk for outlining purposes. good
example of this style is given. The color schemes
are quite bold, copper and dark blue, scarlet and
brown, green and warm tan turquoise and black
or yellow show off brilliantly.
A woman who has any originality can easily
make her own designs and then treat them ac-
cordingly.
DAINTY HAND-EMBROIDERED CUSHIONS.
Cushions requiring little work are those tinted
then outlined with the long and short stitch, as
shown in of the sketches
This style of cushion is in class by itself, but
really more desirable from sanitary point of
view are those of washable materials. These are
of fine linen hand-embroidered, lingerie delicacies
with their softly tinted slips, coarse linen va
riously treated with odd grades of silk and cot
ton thread, worked in all sorts of handwork.
Brodere anglaise, drawn work, inset with laces,
Filet Cluny, Valenciennes, overlaid with heavy
aces, crochet motifs or worked in any of the
fashionable embroidery patterns, Beidheimer be-
ing especially liked for its simple effective beauty,
are all included in the effective means of decorat-
ing. I.
Then there are cushions of the miscellaneous
variety, of striped and fowered sateens Colonial
chintz, old English cretonne with naughty pea
cocks and lhdodendron patterns art linens and
taffeta in most tempting patterns, fowered mus
lins china silks and tapestry, floral cretonnes and
taffetas that swell the list of cushions that are
made quite plain in any shape, with without
rufhe.
A double-head cushion for the top of tall
chair back shown among the illustrations, made
of inexpensive materials, satin velvet, would be
a most welcome gift. Several years ago this
Portable adjunct was universally seen, but for
some unknown reason it lost favor, to be rein
stated at this time.
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peel of large lemon. Let it boil until the slices
are tender, and stand covered for five days. Put
the pumpkin into jars boil and skim the syrup
until it is very thick and rich and pour it over
the preserves, Cover with brandy papers, and
tie closely.
PUMPKIN AND NUT PIE.
A most delectable pie is prepared by taking
one-half pint of cooked and sifted pumpkin, one
fourth pint of sugar, one level teaspoonful each
Of ginger and cinnamon and scant half teaspoon
full of salt, two well beaten eggs, one-half pint Of
milk. Pour in pastry shells and place in hot
oven. When done cover with whipped cream and
decorate with salted pecan nuts
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Mistaken

Hell suppose you thought you had done
good days fishing when you caught meg
She-Well, used TO think so, but now know
must have been bear-hunting
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A CROWN OF SILVER.

If you have white hair you must especial
pains to keep it in good condition. Nothing is
pretter than white hair, especially if it is pre-
maturely white; the effect of the contrast be-
tween white hair and a youthful complexion is
very striking and distinguished. The only trou-
BILE about it is that nine women out of ten
do not know how to care for it properly
1t should not be washed oftener than once in
two weeks, and if it shows signs of falling out
use dry shampoos Another good remedy is tai
cum powder well rubbed in Allow It to re-
main there for three or four hours, and then
brush it out thoroughly.
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Keeps Tabs on the Books

CERTAIN lady who has a good library.
and is always buying books and music,
is very generous in lending both to
her friends. Naturally she has found
that people are often more ready to
hOrpotny fhor, a.
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lows: To two cupfuls Of cooked and mashed
pumpkin add seasoning to taste of salt, pepper
and tablespoonful of butter, two tabespoonfuls
of milk and the beaten yolks of two eggs Mix
well, put in saucepan and stir over the fire un-
til the pumpkin leaves the sides of the pan. When
cold make into rolls about an inch in diameter
and three inches long; dip in beaten egg, then in
rolled bread crumbs and fry in boiling fat until
amber eolored, Drain on soft brown paper
PUMPKIN PIE.
Take one quart of milk with two teacups of
strained boiled pumpkin. To this add one cup of
granulated sugar. three well beaten eggs one tea
spoonful Of ground cinnamon, one teaspoonful of
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day gifts from the relatives would
materialize in downy products; totally ignoring
the fact that these comfortable adjuncts are far
more desirable than i-chosen cigars, pipes and
scarfs such women are accredited annually in
buying
But that's just the inconsistency of some men.
As matter of fact women have gone Cushion
crazy" there's no use in denying that. wom-
who is neither engaged in making cushions nor
intent on buying them is the exception at this
holiday year.
Though the majority of people who live in the
workday whirl have but little chance for rest
when they do relax, they insist upon solid com
fort, whether for five minutes or one hour, and
regard cushions as partial factor to that end.
Do you know anything more difficult than to
coax a man from his cushion-laden couch espe-
cially when he is pulling on his pipe reading?
You are lucky if you can even get his attention.
CUSHIONS TO SUIT YOUR MOODS.
Cushions of one sort or another are essential
comforts, not Injuries.
The sybarite knows full well that there are
cushions to suit varying moods Among them
are relentless hair-stuffed ones which spur the
idle to deeds of great endeavor, and there are
cushions downy and luxurious to the touch adapt
ed for restful, idle moments following strenuous
days and gayeties of the night before that soothe
and calm.
Again, there are cushions for the foor for
chairs, headrests, divans, window seats, daintily
scented ones for bedroom couches, hand-painted
for, drawing rooms and severe, sedate affairs
of leather for the library.
There is certain class of pillows that appeal
to boys; another in which young girls delight !;
and, as for the inmates of the nursery, there is
score of the dearest quaint little ones which,
in some cases match the nursery wall paper.
Mary with her little lamb, barn yard scenes be-
sides the picturesque Kate Greenaway scenes that
have never been equaled by others captivate child
ish fancies.
In this prevalent fad for cushion gifts one
should exercise discreet judgment in choosing a
design suited to the recipients fancy, for tits
said that by his cushions you may know him.
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How to Have Beautiful +

SUPPOSE that you want to have beau
tiful hair, my dears-every woman does
so if you will please to sit up and
listen, 1 will tell how the trick may
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PRESERVED PUMPKIN.

Here is a recipe that is seldom seen, though very
paatable; Allow one pound of sugar to every
pound of pumpkin; juice of two large lemons; peel
of one. Pare off the rind and pick out the seeds
from very fresh pumpkin, cut it into slices, put
into deep dish with sugar between each two
layers; strain the lemon juice over the Slices and
let it remain for two days, and then put it into
preserving pan with quarter of pint OF wa
Ter TO every pound and half of sugar, and the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
For the Business Girl

EVER get careless about your work and
imagine that you are indispensable
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ginger and salt to taste. Line pie dishes with
pastry and fill with the mixture. Bake in hot
oven,
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No one is indispensable, so you can
afford to do anything but your best
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observing masculine remarked the
other day that the women folks in his
house had all gone Cushion crazy" He
was greatly exercised for fear the holi-
dnv gifts from the same relatives would
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-14

means the bringing Of another insti-
tuition to this city,
The Kittoe Boiler & Tank Co, of
Aurora, Ill.
The Republic Stamping and On
ameling Co. e
The Alliance Foundry & Machine
Co.
The Pittsburg Pneumatic Tool Co.
The Snyder-Hughes Pump Co.
These institutions will employ over
1 400 workmen. Yet the Board has
not secured one-half of the $25.000--
the amount required to make good it's
obligation
Besides the institutions already Sc
cured, we have the opportunity to
get the following large manufacturing
institutions which are seeking loca-
tions:
Two Automatic Works.
One Manufactures of Heavy Ma
chinery.
One Manufacturer of Horseshoes.
One large Steel Casting Foundry.
One Large Tool Company.
One Manufacturer of Heaters and
Radiators, and
One Large Establishment Manufac-
turing Hardwares.
| The smallest of the above concerns
employs 200 men-all combined $500
men
But it is impossible to get these In
/ - i,,
can furnish sites. While Canton has
many natural advantages over other
cities, we must not lose sight of the
fact that other cities are Offering, in
the way Of bonuses, far greater in
ducements than Canton. When we
get these industries by furnishing
sites only, we are surely getting a
good bargain. But shop grounds cost
money. We must have it NOW, OF
quit 1t is up to the people OF Can
ton and those who have not given to
say now what they will do.
Enclosed find subscription blank.
We hope that you will show your in
terest by a liberal subscription and
return the same at once. Do not de
lay. Remember there is danger In
putting off.
A number of years ago we lost one
of the largest manufacturing institu.
tions in the state by delay. Today
we would give ten times the amount
then required to secure it, If such a
thing were possible. You will there
fore see the necessity of prompt ac-
ton.