Amateur Frame Making Tips From a Practical Homemaker
A practical guide urges housewives to craft their own picture frames to save money and gain unique color and line. It covers materials from pine or basswood to miter boxes, gluing versus nailing, staining, varnishing, and finishing with lampblack and paint powder for dramatic effects.
Eighteenth lesson French verbs hear danser conjugations
Suzane Godard presents a French lesson focused on entendre and danser with examples of present past and future tenses. The text covers pronunciations, sample sentences about going to a ball, and notes on the letter a, including phrases about robes bal attire and dancing preferences.
Ribbon trimmed baskets inspire delicate home craft
The article explains ribbon flower trims for baskets and bags using pale pink old rose moss green and soft yellows. It describes making roses from narrow ribbon wrapping leaves and decorative lines with green ribbon, plus basket styles from French to Lisle works. It encourages at home crafting with simple supplies and notes the charm of empire French design.
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Ainty
Lisle
France
Revenge Wills and Grim Motives in Odd Testament Tales
A period piece review surveys vindictive wills from a registrar of wills file. Examples include an English wife written payment of one farthing in an unstamped envelope and a fiancée left $500 000 on condition of death or divorce. Other legacies mock family ties with quirky gifts and harsh aims, including a son given funds to fuel drinking and ruin.
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Registrar of Wills
Maggie
Ne'er-Cowell
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