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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
3
Mrs. Philip Van Valkenbergh, heir to about 10 million, argues that money largely drives marriage. She contends a man’s wealth defines future happiness and should be weighed alongside temper and honesty when choosing a husband.
Practical tips from old etiquette on kitchen tasks. Straining hot liquids with cloth uses wire clothespins to secure the fabric. Use a thin paper and heat with a hot iron to separate stuck postage stamps. Let a cake rest on a wet cloth briefly to prevent sticking. A coarse salt moist with gasoline dusts and brightens carpets. Alcohol in boiling water tenderizes old fowl or tough meat.
A fashion feature highlights a foulard gown as the season's in demand. The shown style uses a tanic upper draped with dark chiffon, matching the foulard groundwork. The example presents a dark blue gown emphasizing the trend and elegance.
A collage of society notes highlights the Duchess of Ven dome visiting the United States to study manners and hunt in the Rocky Mountains, Mrs Leo Stevens as an aerial performer and balloon manufacturer, Miss Theora Carter leading the Society of Good Cheer with a national train tour, Mrs Heyworth Mills sculpting a St Peter statue from a high bucket, and Geraldine Farrar favoring a lengthy automobile veil for motor outings.
The Duchess of Marlborough funds a work home for prisoners wives in London and plans a nursery for their children. Amanda Ford aids seventy in Boston port arrivals, assisting nearly 70 people including 314 women 206 men and 76 children. Elizabeth Moss and Bertha Rembaugh, daughters of noted figures, lead women lawyers in the new Society for Crime Prevention while Julia Ward Howe promotes applied economics among Boston women for rising living costs.
Japan's police force grew from an aristocratic past as samurai lost the right to wear swords after the emperor's decree. The move deprived samurai of their cherished weapon and redirected them to police service, where carrying a sword remained a formidable two handed weapon.
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