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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
4
At the University of Hino a unique study divides a house into two equal apartments to test modern electric and gas setups against traditional coal and wood fuel. Cooks, laundresses, and housekeeping students oversee each section under faculty supervision while recording expenses, time, and convenience for one year.
A December feature from Woman's Home Companion suggests making twelve small blotters from two large sheets and a calendar pad. Cut ten by twelve inch blotters, paste month calendars, alternate colors, and bind with ribbon for a ready monthly pad. Also notes a quick cleaning tip for tinware with soda and a damp cloth.
The article describes making a charming bonnet with a ready cover or mushroom shape adapted for a narrow back. It uses a double width satin crown over tiff net, a satin brim faced with shirred chiffon, and back rocettes with velvet ribbon streamers for ample trim.
A sewing guide outlines shelves for small items, ribbons, and a box for notions. It mentions dainty Japanese crepe fabric, kimono making, satin binding, and wash ribbon. Tips cover linings for jackets, edging with scallops, and embroidery. Advice concludes with methods to prevent darning cotton from shrinking in wash.
A fashion note promotes a versatile gown that can be made in silk wool or cashmere with options for round or walking length skirts. The mustard shade with satin trim lace cuffs and cream chiffon is highlighted as stylish and practical for indoor wear or street with fur coat. Pattern Nos. 6189 and 6060, sizes 32–40 and 22–32 respectively, can be mailed from Journal Fashion Department for ten cents plus a coupon.
A family recipe to cool and prepare a country cured ham spanning three generations. Soak overnight, simmer three hours in water with vinegar brown sugar and cloves, bake two hours with liquor, skin removed. Top with a beaten egg sugar dry mustard celery seed and bread crumbs, brown, pepper spots.
A recipe note describes slicing tart apples to fill a deep dish. Season generously, add a tablespoon of butter cut into bits, cover with soft biscuit dough stirred to a pourable consistency. Bake in a hot oven and serve with a sauce or syrup.
A fragment discusses a light gray mourning overcoat with black collar lapels and pockets in a loose box model. It references a poem by Ingelow and imagery of night, dew, and weaving. It also mentions old boots nailed to chair legs to dampen noise for sensitive people.
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