Autumn Fashion Notes Highlight Varied Fall Coats and Suits
Fall and winter suit styles feature longer, more dignified coats with trimmed semi fitted designs. Russian blouse lines, wide sleeves, and fur trims dominate, with varied collars from Chin styles to tuxedo influences. Fabrics favor quiet colors and exotic furs, while skirts stay near shoe tops rather than ankle length.
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Kolinsky
Pretty Things Women Make for Themselves
Instructions describe crafting colored sealing wax beads and pendants using a steel knitting needle, heated wax, and simple tools. Step by step process covers selecting colors, shaping beads over flame, cooling in water, applying designs, and finishing with luster. Includes variations like slides, tassels, and ribbon pendants suitable for velvets and satins.
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Fabrvies
Stain Removal Tips From Historical Note
Remove stains with alcohol for iodine or grease. For iron rust, dip in oxalic acid and rinse in borax water. For peach or pear stains, leave overnight on snow, then dip in oxalic acid and rinse in borax or ammonia water.
Waffle and Preserve Recipes From Old Cookery Texts
A quirky collection of recipe snippets and musings including rich waffles with browned flour sauce, butterscotch sauce, spiced peaches, preserved figs, and a poet’s rustic reflections on rain, autumn days, and orchard fruit. The piece blends practical instructions with lyric passages by h. R. Greenwood.
Unusual Lamb Stew Recipes From Everyday Good Things
A collection of historic kitchen notes detailing Mexican Lamb Stew Calves Liver Mack Venison Meat Balls and Apples With Cinnamon Drops. Steps cover browning, simmering starches, vinegar marinades and simple garnishes using lambs liver venison and pork fat. Includes quantities and cooking times for several dishes.
Dairy Hints on Per Capita Milk Consumption in U S
United States dairy experts note each personverages about forty four gallons of milk annually from whole milk not counting ice cream cheese or butter. The rise since 1890 is rapid and contrasts with European per capita usage in Sweden and Switzerland near seventy gallons.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Dairy Division
Sweden
Switzerland
Julius Caesar
Europe
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Phildelphia
Hirge
Effort Aims for 100 Percent Purebred Bulls in West
Western state cow testing leaders push for all bulls to be purebred. A USDA report shows Sacramento Yolo and San Diego associations added to the list. Eight associations now claim full-purebred bulls in the western territory: three in Idaho, two in Colorado, two in California, and one in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sacramento-Yolo
San Diego
California
Nity Division
Idaho
Colorado
Calfornia
Washington
Cook Fined For Stealing A Cat In Port Chester
Joseph Figan a 26 year old assistant chef at the Palace restaurant was fined 10 in Port Chester New York police court by Magistrate John L Coward for the theft of a yellow and white kitten from the doorstep of Charles Thompson s cafe on King and Adee Streets Thompson testified he saw Figan with the kitten and that the chef later threatened to jab a fork into him Figan admitted taking the cat but said he moved to protect it from Frost who hit it with a broom and he dropped it across the street the cat valued at 10 for prosecution purposes the judge warned he must learn to respect others property.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Charles A Thompson
King and Adee Streets
Joseph Figan
Palace Restaurant
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First Chinese black-hander in New York sentenced to Sing Sing
Hong Wing twenty one was convicted of felonious assault after threatening importer Kong Chong Wing with a note demanding three hundred dollars in Chinese. He then attacked with a knife and smashed his jaw until police intervened sending Wing to jail and the importer to hospital.
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New York
Mulqueen
Sing Sing
Hong Wing
Kong Chong Wing
Kong Chong
Tiong Wing
Jal
Woman Survives Seven Inch Hatpin In Stomach
Mrs Ella Levy of Chicago swallowed a seven inch hatpin three months ago and lived. Surgeons removed the pin after it penetrated the stomach wall in three places. Doctors said she would have died in 24 hours without treatment.
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Chicago
Ella Levy
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