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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
10
An early 20th century note catalogs protective gloves for female dancers and performers. It describes materials white and pale camel leather, various linings and fastenings, and mentions safety tied to movement, aesthetics, and hygiene. The piece highlights gloves with wool, feathers, or leather and notes cleaning and maintenance requirements.
A garbled piece discusses saving fabric and reusing paravel frames to extend life of materials. It mentions white versus black cloth, mending scraps, material waste, and a parasol maker offering to remove remnants to save costs. The text also references elaborate embroidery and a homeowner’s careful care of garments, with hints of flowers and decorative elements.
A vintage advertisement extols motherhood as woman’s highest sphere and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for infertility and female ailments. It includes testimonials from Mrs A B Mantinez in San Antonio and J J Stewart in Brooklyn, urging readers to write for advice.
A fragmented recipe list recounts a variety of salad ideas including a melon and greens mix, a Yrozes salad variation, and a prominent lettuce and fruit combination. Instructions mention mayonnaise dressing, oil and vinegar, olives, and herbs with occasional references to pineapple, endive, and celery in a nostalgic kitchen notes style.
A fragmentary 19th century text describes a woman with dyed black hair and dark clothing, noting a straight, plain hairstyle and a floral bonnet. It mentions a courtly figure, The Chetee Bole Phaied, and references an executor planning a summer patent.
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