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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
3
A spring outdoor gown design features a narrow skirt gathered into a wide band, a plain blouse with open front, and a Roman striped ribbon border. The overskirt lengthens the sides and back while the sleeves taper to the elbow. Accessories include black colonial pumps and black silk hose.
Paris edict on three quarters of the hair to show guides hat styling. Coiffures rise to the challenge with high waved hairstyles, front and back fullness, and hats that fit the wearer’s face. Features include French twists, coils, malines underbrim bows, and ears mostly covered. Julia Bottomley.
A antique cooking section describes buttercream, marzipan and stuffed eggplant with nuts. It offers rhubarb preservation, a canning method, and a note on effort as opportunity from Jordan, with varied kitchen tips and a literary closing.
A historic guide presents halibut with tomato butter sauce, cucumber pickles, curry salmon, salmon loaf, fish bisque, and bearnaise style sauce. Each recipe includes prep steps, ingredients like olive oil, lemon, breadcrumbs, and parsley, plus baking or simmering times and serving suggestions.
A gentleman asks for ladies' hosiery at a counter and the clerk retorts asking if it is for his wife or something more expensive. The note adds Chicago men who desert wives will be examined and not listened to by critics.
Slices from a 19th or early 20th century page show Aunt Dinah singing lustily during collection in Charleston while Deacon Green challenges her generosity. Other items advertise Fletcher's Castoria, a general business reflection, a fly killer, a breast of ad pitches, and varying quips on fitness and misfits.
A London man endures a severe accident that yields a drastically improved face after recovery. He resumes proposing to the same woman and is accepted. The item mixes humorous ad style with varied notes on romance and fashion, including short editorial quips and advertisements.
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