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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
6
Predictions for 1913 fashion describe slimmer skirts, open V necklines, and trimmed hats with bright color palettes. Eastern color influences appear in embroidery and silvery greens, while bold reds greens purples and browns dominate accessories and footwear. Colors draw from Japan China and Bulgaria, with yellows and tan tones prominent for fabrics.
A fashion note describes a summer gown crafted from Lino machine embroidery. The model No. 3 features a draped afar design with crochet buttons and loops, while a coatee in point devenise showcases a scalloped collar and a girdle of neu rose charmeuse.
The article details a palette of yellows taupe and black inspired neutrals with putty greens and reds ranging from orange to coral. It highlights new boucle borders bold hand printed patterns and the rise of draped skirts with wide lines and flat fuller flounces plus elaborate embroidery accents.
A housekeeping note lists a long handled dish mop for hard to reach floor corners and around radiators. It also suggests heating coffee pots before use and beating coffee and tea for strength. Blotting paper is advised to remove excess fat from fried foods and snacks. Allow fabrics to dry fully before ironing to avoid stiffness.
The article describes a curling iron operated by alcohol instead of an electric source. The device uses a punctured trap, cotton wad with alcohol, and a matched flame to heat a tube for curling hair. It notes hairdressers often condemn the practice as damaging but acknowledges occasions when it is useful.
The article examines how women apply face powder and the debate over rag puff and powder puff methods. It argues powder should rest on a thin layer of cold cream to keep dust from pores, and stresses cleansing at day’s end to avoid harm.
Women sew their own little frocks during Lent with help from a seamstress under supervision. Shops offer summer fabrics in cream and ecru tones, including pattern robes with ecru embroidery on white or opposite. Robe dresses suit new draped styles and often feature a colorful cash knit tied in a distinctive knot.
At season start, designers weigh matching color blouses against white chiffon or lace options for dressy street costumes. White waists appear more this winter, but spring vogue is uncertain. Purple emerges as a leading suit shade with a purple and white chiffon blouse.
Hand run tucks add fullness to NGERIE dresses for spring. Designers emphasize tactile texture and soft silhouettes as skirts gather with careful stitching. The look pairs easy movement with refined detailing across new season ensembles.
The article describes two styles of marriage apron gifts for brides. A full front cover sleeved option with piping or cuffs and large side pockets, and a sleeveless dainty version. It suggests pink white or blue chambray, rounded neck with bow, and a baglike needlework section with ribbons and casings.
Beat sugar and shortening to cream. Add milk egg and flour with baking powder. Prepare filling from sugar boiling water and raisins or figs. Cook until thick. Roll dough thin. Place filling and make two cookies joined along edges.
A step by step guide to icing a rich almond marzipan cake, detailing preparation two days ahead, almond paste coating, almond icing mixture, and smooth decoration with fruits and nuts. Includes methods for even top and sides, knife smoothing, and settling in a warm place to set.
A vintage recipe roundup detailing currant based desserts and treats. Includes currant cocoanut pudding with brandy, French coffee fritters soaked in coffee, fruit pinwheels with currants, her nits with currants and nuts, and an apple sauce cake variant using currants and spices.
A study of French household economy highlights the purse string as a symbol of independence. The piece notes her frugality in dress, dining, and entertaining with disciplined routines, two servants replacing three American equivalents, and strict limits on guests and spare rooms.
A valuable hint suggests rolling scraps from fabric into a neat bundle and attaching it to the garment with a few stitches. The scraps are handy for future patching or mending and may be appreciated by the buyer.
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