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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
3
A feature on turning a basic tin storage box into a decorative and practical item. The box, dressed in cretonne with gilded edges, stores crackers and snacks while serving as an ornament. Additional small boxes suit candy and bonbons. The piece also surveys fabrics like cotton gabardine and voile for dresses, emphasizing practical fashion and space-saving ideas.
The article notes sand biscuit and putty shades remaining popular across silks, wools, linens and cottons with covert colors in demand. Paris hints at violets grays tans and blues plus white dominated effects, stripes feature in many textiles, and new radium silica patterns pair wide white and black stripes with color detailing.
A descriptive poem tracing the evolving image of a woman from ethereal phantom to complete, resilient being. The speaker moves from a dazzling appearance to a thoughtful, steady presence, praising virtue, endurance, and gentle influence.
The clipping reports women in diverse roles including three women police officers in San Francisco and three fire inspectors in New York City. It notes Miss Sarah Paxnor as governor of Ireland’s National Art Gallery and Miss Alfred Stewart as a Wyoming deputy in public lands. It also warns on baby hygiene and umbrella hinge maintenance with vaseline to prevent rust.
A guide for making fondant at home using simple tools and ingredients. It covers raw and cooked fondant, sugar, water, cream of tartar, corn syrup, and coloring ideas, with steps for heating, testing the soft ball stage, and finishing on a marble slab or waxed paper. It also suggests preparing nuts and dried fruit in advance.
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