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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
14
Fashion notes celebrate tartan motifs and plaid fabrics as a versatile winter trend. Articles describe dark blue and green plaids, cheviot coats with matching skirts, one piece plaid dresses, and new pattern Nos. 7842 7855 7945 with trims in satin and lace.
A smartly gowned young woman steps onto a Fifth Avenue venue, wearing plaid and plain silk with matching hosiery. The piece notes fashionable details from hats and anklets to embroidery trends and monogramming on linens, reflecting metropolitan style and cost considerations.
The article offers kitchen tips for peppers and onions cooked with stock and butter for relish, plus fashion guidance on Plaidsie designs, cutaway coats, skirts, and monograms. It includes material lists, costs, and sewing techniques with detailed instructions for home sewers.
A recipe describes making a paste from one pint of cold cooked fish with thick cream sauce, salt, and a pinch of cayenne. Mold the paste in a dish and chill to firm, shape into cutlets, coat with crumbs and egg, then fry until well browned. Serve hot.
A historical recipe lists ingredients for apple shortcake: butter lard eggs flour stewed apples soda baking powder raisins cinnamon and cloves. The batter is baked in a moderate oven and can be shaped into dumpling portions and served with cream.
Article reviews fashionable summer to winter transitions in women’s garments. Highlights filmy neta, lace trims, and fur borders as feminine touches. Describes three accessory models from a New York shop with patterns for home sewing and low-cost ready options.
Patterns for designs featured on this page are obtainable from any agency for Lady Home Journal Patterns. The note directs readers to acquire the same patterns through agency channels, highlighting availability through the publication’s pattern line.
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