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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1901
Page
24
The piece surveys the season as thin dresses in calico to silk dominate wardrobes with eye catching trims in dimity and mull. It highlights white dimity gowns, black velvet belts, Indian red and Delft taffeta details, exotic sleeve styles, lace boleros, and jewelry cases, bead bags, and light breakfast recipes.
The article describes German style desserts formed as cakes and thin breads similar to pancakes, baked in a hot pan then finished in the oven. The batter uses eggs and flour, served with powdered sugar and lemon quarters or spread with preserved fruit before glazing. German Pancake method details begin with weighing flour and beating eggs.
A Washington Star fashion note surveys the season’s child apparel. Mothers and daughters clash pleasantly over vacation wardrobes with bright checks, fine embroidery, and varied gowns for 8 to 12 year olds, emphasizing simple trims and corallike hair combs.
Veiling floral trails uses fine chantilly to create an airy illusion with an all white tulle toque veiled by black chantilly. A jet butterfly at the back acts as a cache peigne while the hat is worn tilted over the eyes for a delicate, airy effect.
A discussion notes that stylish headwear with elaborate feathers is popular among fashionable women. Rare pieces from top French models fetch high prices, yet occasional oddities emerge from common stock, escaping most buyers’ notice and turning up as pleasant surprises.
Describes making boleros collars and trimmings in black or white lace using bold designs outlined with cord and filled with loops. Covers applique motifs with transfers, beadwork, and rosettes, plus lace washing, bleaching, starching, and ironing methods for various lace types. End with tea or sugar-enhanced washes as alternatives to starch.
Lace requires special treatment for cleaning. Soak heavily soiled lace in warm water with a teaspoon of borax per quart, then lift and wash gently in warm lather, squeezing without rubbing or twisting to protect the threads.
Women testify that Peruna and Manalin restored health from female diseases including leucorrhoea and general weakness. Millie Baker writes from Chicago that after five bottles she is strong again. Florence Aitkins reports cure and gratitude. Ellen Bollinger praises rapid improvement and family use. Dr Hartman offers summer free treatment to applicants by mail to The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
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