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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
5
Dorothy Dane discusses evolving skirt styles for modern women highlighting draped and tunic designs, variations in front draping, waist shaping, color notes, and the use of materials like velvet and taffeta. She notes trends toward godet pleats and bustle influences from past eras, with emphasis on distinct models to avoid duplication.
A home style bake mixes two cups sugar with one cup butter creamed together then adds four beaten eggs and walnuts. The batter is spread in shallow tins a fourth inch thick and baked quickly. After baking sugar and nutmeg top the squares as they cool.
The French dancer Gaby Destys, once linked to ex king Manuel in Portugal, is reported to have converted to Billy Sunday’s ideas after reading his sermons. She told a Pittsburg audience she planned to meet Sunday, admitting her strong engagement with his message.
A collage of postal letters asks Mrs Thompson for guidance on phrases it stands to reason vs it stands for reason how to earn money from laundry after marriage tips on removing rust and ink stains from fabric and coat care plus moral guidance about a boyfriend’s conduct and a Carnegie Hero Fund note plus a mustard plaster skin safety tip.
A guide for home sewers on finishing V necklines with double frills of net or tulle, using ribbons and baste stitches. Tips cover avoiding tight necks, choosing hook and eye closures, and using ready made guimpes or undersleeves to simplify waist construction.
Cut four eggs in half lengthwise remove yolks mash with boiled dressing season with salt reshape into balls refill and arrange on lettuce leaves with more boiled dressing.
The article urges the economical housewife to inspect furniture, oil or varnish touched up pieces, and avoid letting items deteriorate. It warns repairing early saves money, notes wax or oil finishes for walnut and mahogany, and suggests varnish or paint can restore cheap furniture to good condition.
A chic navy duvetyne suit features plaid sections and a fur edged box coat. The skirt drapes at the front and back with self-covered cords outlining coat sections.
Domesticience guidance stresses making holiday breads early for richer flavor. It gives detailed steps and ingredients for mince meat fruit cake and plum pudding, with notes on selecting fruits, steaming methods, and aging batter for best results.
Three cornered stripes appear everywhere as hats turn up on the side. Picture hats return large and dashing, trimmed with fur, velvet and lace. White felt hats with snowy feather bunches remain popular, velvet bows and red loops mimic petals. Fur decorates toques with simple felt bands of fox.
Early winter weather prompts a vogue for practical schoolgirl raincoats. The items are made from soft cravenettes or rubberized cloth with ventilation features and back vents for comfort. They protect outfits from wind and rain while remaining suitable for church and travel during December storms.
During teething a child's appetite falls off and he may feel feverish. Offer small sips of cold water to soothe swollen gums and calm restlessness at night. Use clean drinking water and avoid letting water stand in the room. Seek medical help for serious symptoms like convulsions.
A readable vintage craft snippet describes making a baby cap with intricate stitches and tatting. It suggests using fine voile or sheer lawn fabric cut into strips about 16 inches, hems sewn by hand, and decorative elements such as tatting, tiny pins, lace edging, and embroidered motifs.
A reader submits a batter coating method for sausages. Beat four tablespoons of flour into one pint of milk, heat until boiling, then pour over one pound of sausage after removing skins. Bake in a dish until top browns.
A historical note explains using fabric scraps to fill a sofa pillow. Small pieces cut from leftover cloth are sewn together to create a soft, cushioned filling. The method emphasizes waste reduction and practical reuse of scraps.
In a dramatic scene Mary confronts Slade about his infidelity and age gap while Katherine urges resistance. Decades of marriage fray as Mary declares the end, vow to close the house, and Slade pleads. epilogue finds them reunited briefly, then Mary leaves for Europe.
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