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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1914
Page
3
In Toul during maneuvers a young wife Yvonne near death believes her husband has returned. A stranger, Claude, sits by her through a long night as she speaks of memories and awaits death, then her husband arrives and she fades to health unaware of his presence. The narrator later declines to reappear in her life.
The column surveys thrifty strategies by women to cut table costs and household expenses. It highlights disguising leftovers, bargain shopping, smart use of carfare and calls, reuse of a black evening gown, and making neck fixings to reduce clothing outlays.
Tomatoes are in season and the article offers six preparations. Recipes include Baked Tomatoes with Macaroni and a cheese cream sauce, Stewed Tomatoes with Corn, German Tomato Soup with beef stock and rice, a veal stock gravy version, and Stuffed Tomatoes a la Duxelli with mushrooms and onions.
Fashion notes showcase fall suits and coats in new materials like broadcloth gabardine and serge. Prices include $24.98 for smart suits and $19.98 for long coats, with ranges from $10.00 to $40.00 for various styles. Garments feature velvet cuffs, draped capes, and satin linings. Children’s dresses in serge and ginghams complete the selection.
The advertisement touts serge and chevio ts fabrics with faultless tailoring. New flare skirt and long coats feature velvet collars and cuffs in black brown green plum and navy, all priced at 14.98.
Mrs. Eliza beth Lowndes hosted a dinner for Governor and Mrs. Goldsborough with General and Mrs. W Bladen Lowndes Judge and Mrs. Robert R Henderson Mr and Mrs Roberdeau Annan and others in attendance. Mrs E M Chevront celebrated her daughter Ruths birthday with a separate gathering. The Misses Streett, daughters of the family, were noted among attendees.
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