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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
4
Old time recipe excerpts describe Danish Nougat Caramel Walnuts and Oregon Cream Cherries. Steps cover almonds lemon peel sugar and egg whites for nougat, sugar caramel coating for walnuts, and fondant dipped cherries for a glossy finish.
The Housewives league of New York City plans a publication devoted to cutting costs and teaching purchase choices. It will educate readers to distinguish fabrics and goods, name trusted producers, and connect housewives in a clearing house for exchanging ideas and expertise.
A vivid description of a spring bride boudoir ensemble features pink red and green embroidery on bull satin. The simply cut gown wears oriental touches with braided cord at the waist and matching boudoir slippers in buff satin with pink crystal buttons and embroidered toes.
A brief sewing tip explains how to reattach ribbons in lingerie by sewing the eye and hook at the correct positions. The method saves time by allowing quick alignment when re sewing ribbons after washing, avoiding repeated full repairs.
A new tempering idea uses thermes bottles for tea service replacing kettles and teapots. One hostess displayed two thermes bottles wrapped in fowts with tea already steeped in one and hot water in the other, showcasing wrist daintiness in the pour.
A reminiscence piece describes a sewing afternoon with quilt squares, embroidery outlines, and playful figures inspired by Mother Goose. It notes guest activities, prizes for best squares, and tips on stitching and tea-time refreshments. The essay also urges independent decision making and personal growth.
A fashion note highlights the tea gown as a delicate debutante look. It features blue giraffeta silk with a one piece effect, waist shirring, and a side fastening with piping. Lingerie ribbons and pink flowers accompany the ensemble, emphasizing a graceful Sunday night style.
Forty years in use and twenty years the standard, prescribed and recommended by physicians for women ailments. Dr Martel's Pills advertised as a trusted remedy sold at druggists.
An OCR like fragment shows garbled names and phrases about moving through darkness and a smoky atmosphere. The text hints at furnishing items and handling disagreeable tasks for those entitled to letters, but content is largely unreadable.
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