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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century lecture on cookery education, cuisine unity, and civic virtue. The text extols systematic household training, tastes, and discipline for young women, linking culinary skill to health, virtue, and social usefulness. It then shifts to advice on hospitality and guest etiquette, outlining duties, reciprocity, and considerate hosting.
A garbled text blends cooking tips with moral reflections and historical references. It discusses custards, washing dishes for easier work, storage of soap, and balance in meat preparation, interwoven with quotes and archaic language about virtue and breadth of knowledge.
The account describes age old superstitions about fate and omens tied to a legendary event. It references repeated efforts to disprove the idea that certain outcomes are preordained and recalls a historical case involving figures named Nate and Arnot.
Fashion notes a French three quarter cool sunmorn style amid wool economy pleas. Tailors claim coats stay within government four and a half yards, featuring a ta f feta or satin top, apron waistcoat, and long coat with contrasting collars. Paris favors pale pink mauve yellow and violet apron waistcoats with subtle front fastening.
Mr William A Redford will answer readers questions at no cost on building subjects. Based on his wide experience as editor author and manufacturer he is the highest authority on these topics. Send inquiries to William A Radford No 02 Prairie avenue Chicago Tl with a three cent stamp for reply.
A magazine excerpt discusses decorating a summer fireplace with cork, plants, and woodwork finishes. It then shifts to William A. Radford’s housing plan aiming to reduce costs, analyze old layouts, and fit six people in compact 21 by 26 foot homes. Also covers Capetown explosive fiber from the baobab tree and a ancient prophecy on flowers.
A young wife renovates a small guest room at little cost using existing furniture, tinting walls cream, repainting pieces in Alice blue with blue stencil designs, and adding sun fast striped fabrics, silk shade lighting, and pale yellow woven rugs for a fresh, cohesive look.
A recent New York fashion show by the Designers' Association displayed a three piece taupe wool costume. It featured elaborately embroidered tone silk braid, a skirt and coat draped at the hips, and a bodice of self tone georgette crepe with embroidery. The neck design formed a narrow collar extending from the back of the neck to under the chin.
A 1920s era piece argues folding and concealed beds replace bedrooms to economize housing amid labor and material shortages. It notes a swing bed tucked into a closet reduces per unit cost, while gardening gains popularity and contrasts wartime thrift with Bedrosian era domestic ideals. It also mentions unrelated items about a corpse ship in Bagdad and an automatic train stop test, concluding with a church anecdote about a child’s sermon experience.
A fashion writer notes that Washington society embraces fashionable evening wear beyond gowns and fins, driven by the administration's social pace. Women who never before wore such attire now seek outfits suitable for dinners and events, adopting the lesson that well chosen evening clothes add comfort and desirability.
A discussion of new frock designs highlights oval necklines with occasional pointed or square shapes. Collars and chemisettes are often avoided, with minimal top trimming for a sharper look. Sleeves vary from short snug to elbow length, with afternoon dresses featuring light fabrics like linen or mousseline de sole in dark tints and loose vertical armholes.
Fashion notes describe novelty skirts used for sport skirts belted coats as dominant in fashion summer evening wraps fringe sleeveless coats gaining popularity tailor hats possibly organdie tunics falling in points watch skirts averaging two yards white serge suits trimmed with yellow kid long yellow streamers on turbans velvet and organdie create stylish combinations leghorn trims with black velvet
Advice on lightweight bed coverings for hot weather. Recommends two sheets plus outer cover, ventilated pillows, and cooling fabrics like white dimity spreads, Japanese cottons, and cretonne bands. Suggests inflated rubber pillow and high head position for comfort after sundown.
A stylish organdie waistcoat enhances linen or woolen suits without adding weight or warmth. The checked design offers color and completion to the outfit, cooler than silk or ply weave versions. Crepe Georgette crepe can be washed and ironed like other wash fabrics with mild soap and light ironing.
The piece lauds the plodder who relies on reliability and self effort to succeed, detailing how each step must be known and every problem met. Mrs Currie M Eveleth of Lewiston Maine, with 82 years nursing, has attended over 300 babies and never lost a case, illustrating enduring dedication in her field.
A sermon argues the church falls into drowsiness from external and internal pressures. It stresses fueling devotion with Bible study and prayer, declares the church must proclaim the Gospel and wield spiritual power, and cites Jesus feeding five thousand as proof that with God's strength all things are possible.
A fragmentary quote defines salvation as divine power freeing a man from past sins. It emphasizes immediate action over distant aims and claims true enjoyment comes from diligent work. The passage attributes the sentiment to a Jacobin author.
A quirky seaside vignette features painted rubber sport fish with humanlike faces and voices. They discuss rides, dangers of being blown up, poetry, and humor as a mermaid guides a ride over breakers. The scene blends whimsy with a childlike dialogue about art, fear, and imagination.
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