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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
5
The piece profiles new fichu fashions for women as net and lace enhancements take center stage. It notes eighteenth century inspira tion with white fabrics and delicate cobweb lace. Fur accents, including faux and real variants, plus colorful touches, are highlighted as the season's boldest statement.
Dear Mrs Thompson answers question about a 16 to 18 year old girls club naming options and suitable gifts for young women. It also covers a young 18 year old’s height, weight concerns, dating rules, gifts from suitors, age of marriage, hair care tips, and winter colors. The reply includes dress and stain removal advice for a damaged skirt.
A young reader asks about nail care weights and facial features. Maude gives practical tips on nails pores weight loss hair style and skin care while noting safer routes for mole removal and historical notes on streetcars in New York.
December activity notes from local clubs include WOMEN'S CLUB NEWS with talks on drama and social reform, hosted by Miss Caroline Bryant. WOMAN TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION holds an event at New Guilford school featuring Miss Nannie Frazier. LECTURE CLUB plans January on renaissance influence with Miss Jeesie Straugs. Mrs Neare hosts. portraits topic by Mrs Hurin. WESTWOOD WOMAN'S CLUB presents a stereopticon lecture on The City Beautiful by Elmer Foote.
Mix four parts sugar and one part flour with three teaspoons baking powder and a pinch of salt. Pour one cup boiling milk over and stir in gradually. Fold in the beaten whites of two eggs and flavor. Bake in an ungreased pan for forty five minutes in a moderate oven.
Under DA BR auspices a MacDowell talk and musical illustrations by Mrs William Greenland Thursday December 11 at 3 o clock.
A recipe fragment describes melting butter with flour, adding milk to a smooth sauce, then whisking in six beaten eggs until thick. The mixture is poured over toast and finished with a butter spread and anchovy paste.
Leading Americans and recent inventions will be discussed by this club December 8 at the residence of Mrs. Karstens on Hamilton Avenue North side.
A short note describes making a quick cheese sandwich by placing cheese between two bread slices and frying in butter. It warns the result may be hard to digest for people with normal digestive power.
The Jewels of the Madonna and Le Sangleur de Notre Dame will be studied at the next meeting on December 6. Gus Palm will provide piano illustrations. Mrs. Walter Palm will host the event.
An informal gathering will be held at the residence of Mrs Charles Evans on Madison Road on December 10. Husbands of members are invited to attend the event and participate in the evening’s activities.
The article describes a Byron collar blouse with a loose tie and bishop sleeves in a Magyar style. It notes pockets, velvet or ratine wear, satin waistcoat with pearl buttons, velvet piping, and frilled under sleeves. It suggests color matching with terra cotta shades for semi evening wear and tango tea outfits.
A Paris design house unveils a striking moonlit gown with silver embroidery on satin and black tulle. The outfit features classic lines and moon ray motifs and is praised as an especially effective evening costume for a young priestess of Diana.
Fashion trend reports describe slit stockings laced to the knee as a chic winter look. Notes on plush fabrics like hatter's plush, silk phish coats, and vising fur substitutes highlight overall ensemble emphasis. Headlines mention striking headpieces, patent kid shoes with duvetyn, and dramatic three quarter length coats in vivid colors.
A home sewing project describes a dining room set with a buffet cover serving table and mat made from cream linen. The apple design uses red yellow and green with green leaves and brown branches. Darning stitches outline and fill the motif. edges are buttonholed in white. substitution of huckaback suggested for easier work.
A humorous essay cites Johns Hopkins bulletin linking gloom to illness and argues that cheerfulness and smiling can reduce risk of appendicitis and other ills. It notes many people imitate happiness while cautioning against poor diets and stress, urging mothers and families to keep cheerful amid hard times.
A simple recipe guides slicing dairy cheese thin and laying it on gutter crackers. Dust with salt and pepper, then bake until the cheese melts and crackers brown for a quick savory snack.
A satin gown shown in a tunic of black tulle is described with jet embroidery and pearl trimming. The neck and shoulders feature white accents and fringe details.
The article discusses the rise of a 28 inch skyscraper hat and its potential impact on daily life and transport. It notes discomfort in taxis and limousines, predicting women may need altered seats or hatbox topped cars as hats grow taller and style trends evolve.
Household hints cover stain removal with carbonates and mustard odors, keeping clothes from freezing, baking tips, and ironing methods. Practical guidance includes tablecloth stain treatment, squash biscuit recipe, curtain washing with salt, ammonia for blankets, and mildew removal using soap and chalk.
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