Plain dresses flaunt ornate scarf trims and velvet details
Fashion notes describe day outfits using simple trims like scarves and large back buttons, with velvet fabrics such as corded velvet, panne, and crushed varieties popular for coats and evening wear. Satin blouses dominate, beige tones rise, and fur accents enhance plain garments.
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Berthe
Loyalty a Virtue and Household Tips for Everyday Life
The piece reflects on loyalty within families, warning it can cost women opportunity and happiness when overemphasized for parents or in laws. It shifts to practical home advice, offering quick fixes for domestic chores, cooking tips, fabric care, and simple cleaners using common ingredients like rice, vinegar, lemon, baking soda, and salt.
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Hersell
Marriege
Wee
Weldon’s Ladies Journal features fashion and fiction mix
The issue highlights early style coats and millinery with new outfits and blouses. It includes complete short stories by Herbert Shaw and Mery Howard, a Denise Robing novel Lover Come Back, and special features on marriage recipes, swimming for health, peppermint cure, first aid for colds and influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shaw
Mery Howard
Denise Robing
Elinor Glyn
Beverley Nichols
F. E. Baily
Pamela Franksa
Johnny Weissmuller
Jam Making Recipes From A Historical Guide
Homemade jam is cheaper than shop jam and depends on good fruit sugar and proper cooking. Use firm quality fruit, avoid damaged fruit, and skip soft sugar. Dry bottles, quick boil with lid off, and remove scum before adding sugar. Follow correct sugar ratios and cook until frothy bubbles rise.
Old Time Marmalade Recipes From Fruit and Spice
A jumbled collection of home canning instructions for marmalades and preserves including orange grapefruit Seville orange and ginger varieties. Steps cover selecting fruit washing slicing removing pith simmering with sugar and water straining jelly bag methods and final canning notes.
Spada Bandit Leader Sentenced in Corsica Case
Ajaeste Corel la reports Spada, king of Corsican bandits, sentenced to two years in prison and a 1000 france fine for illegally possessing firearms. His capture ends the reign of one of the most desperate bands in Corsica, whose escape attempt after a murder accusation led to gunfire and ambush.
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Ajaeste
Corella
Spada
France
Spade
Corsica
Isle of Beauty
Speda
Ree
Sreneee
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