The Coronation Fashion and Jewels Parade
A long, ornate description of jewel crowns and tiaras worn by noble ladies during the coronation period. It highlights the Countess of Lycan, Countess of Plymouth, Princess Christian, and Princess Alexander of Teak, noting diamonds, emeralds, and pearls, plus ornate tiaras and courtly display. It also touches on fashion trends, regal symbolism, and the splendor of royal jewelry amidst ceremonial pageantry.
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Tech
Sendowmens
Aueb
Norfolk
Siamonda
Oriana
Thes Wouders
England
Chistian
Marie Stuar
Alexander of
Teak
Plymouth
Household Hints From An Old Magazine Page
Practical tips on cake cooling and enamel work. Reenameling a bath uses oil based enamel and hot water. Plants need airy pots and thorough watering. Imitation ebony achieved by oak and vitriol stain. Carpet cleaning by thorough dusting and ammonia wash.
Cleaning and baking tips in fragmentary old notes
A garbled paste of household methods covers cleaning ovens with tacking and new brooms, baking meat with double tin, coffee additives, linen care, mildew prevention, and sewing tips. It mentions using ux gall and soap paste, salt in coffee, and placing paper under fabric to prevent racking during sewing, all in a dated, instructional tone.
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Sey
Alam
Cayenne
Laos
Oman
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