Christmas society events fill Kokomo chapter meeting
The Caroline Son chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Christmas meeting at Knickerbocker hall with vice regent Miss Julia E. Eanders. Honored guests included twenty five Bushville chapter members, Rev. F. S. C. Wicks spoke on After Me the Deluge, and performances by Miss Edith Wachstetter and Irma Lehman followed. The event featured festive decorations and a social hour with refreshments.
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Caroline Son
Daughters of the “American Revolution
Julia E. ‘Eanders
Knickerbocker Hall
Mina _ Landers
R. C. Hawkins
John W. Lovett
Anderson
J. W. Moore
Rushville
Bushville
F. 8. C. Wicks
Edith Wachstetter
Irma Lehman
Joan d’Arc
James Sutherland
George W. Benton
Louis Cline
Louis Wolff
J. J. McMath
M. Charles Morrison
Pauline Stein
Newland
Emma B. King
George B. Hunt
J. L. Benedict
William Thompson
W. L. Starrett
Hold the Veil Neatly With Narrow Elastic
To keep a veil cleanly in place under a hat dish use the slim round elastic matching the veil color or white with painted edges. Sew or whip along the bottom with a single thread loop, gather slightly, and fasten ends at the back. This holds the veil under the chin and stretches when raised.
Overcoat to Order Sale Announces Satisfaction Guarantee
Mill end sale starts Saturday for overcoats available to order. Entire satisfaction or money back. Singer Bon at 43 West Washington.
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Singer & Bon
Washington
Hat Frill Styles Stir Comments At Paris Exhibition
A description of decorative lace frills and rosebud details for large hats, noting black white or metallic lace, two inch ruffles, and small silk flowers. The inner frill attached before lining, with loops for changes, relates to a fashion seen in Parisian summer evenings and prize praise at a major exhibition.
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Chapeaur
Household Tips From Hints and Home Economics Notes
Practical advice for everyday cooking and care routines. Cures for apples before paring reduce breakage. A clothespin substitutes a corer. Turnips grease pancake griddles for flavorless pancakes. Molasses cooking tips avoid raw tastes. Adding minced peppers to croquettes hash or eggs brings color and zest. Preserve cheese moisture with vinegar-wrung cloth and paper wrap in fridge. Make peach shortcake syrup from sugar and water, hot over peaches. Boil lamp burners in soda water and soak wicks in vinegar. Thread needles before breaking thread to prevent tangling. Velvet can dust delicate fabrics without damage. Soak pecans overnight to ease kernel removal. Emery powder and olive oil polish steel. finish with a clean rag. When wiping silver, use a lint-free towel.
Suits to Order and Special Mill Ends Sale
Special sale of mill ends offering suits to order fabrics for the season. S. J. Singer & Son advertises at 43 West Washington Street, inviting shoppers to explore the season’s fabric selection and custom tailoring services.
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S. J. Singer & Son
Washington St
How to Tear and Clean Paper With Bread Crumbs
The article advises opening paper with inner curve away and drawing it across a sharp edge for a clean tear. It claims bread crumbs are effective cleaners for white paper removing stains, dust, and fingerprints, recommending stale bread crusts and blowing crumbs away afterward.
Paris Favors Ecru Neck Trimmings For Lace
Paris women embrace ecru neck adornments with cream lace jabots and bows. Fashionable lace quimpes and yokes are treated in tea or analine powder to gain a pale ecru tone. Use weak tea or coffee water, strained, for the coloring.
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Paris
Starch Enters England Through Dutch Influencer in 1564
In 1564 a Dutch woman Mrs Dingham, wife of a queen’s coachman, introduced starch to England. The nation’s linen ruffs grew enormous and snowy, a foot wide and straight, stiffened by poking sticks and wire frameworks. Women everywhere joined the starch craze, using colors from the rainbow.
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England
Dingham
Nursery Accessories Charm Today For Little Folks
Nursery items abound with pretty enameled stands and Kate Greenaway motifs. Bassinets resemble market baskets with sturdy handles and silk lace linings, ideal for moving a baby between rooms. An enameled wicker stand with four sections appears among the offerings.
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Kate Greenaway
Compact baby care rack and miniature wardrobe set
A compact foldable baby care system opens in multiple directions. Includes small white wood clothes trees resembling adult versions, and a compartmentalized basket holding six porcelain bowls labeled safety pins sponge soap nipples and more for infant dressing.
Hair Net Envelope Keeps Lost Net Safe
The note advises using a large envelope to store a hair net after removal to prevent it from being rolled tight or stuck in a hair receiver. This keeps it easy to find later and avoids damage or “cursing” from wrinkling.
Daily Menu and Oyster Fricasse Recipes
Breakfast and lunch items list fruit cereal codfish balls oyster fricassee and dessert. Detailed recipes for Oyster Fricassee and Orange Blanc Mange describe oyster liquor white sauce egg parsley rind of orange and corn starch pudding with milk and orange slices.
Eat and Get Thin Marmola Diet Powder Promise
An advertisement urges readers to mail 75 cents to Marmola Co. Detroit for a prescription tablet program. It claims each tablet after meals and at night will reduce fat by 12 to 16 ounces daily without exercise, promising a trim figure and firmer flesh.
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Marmola Co
Farmer
Detroit
Mich
Prospective buyers urged to view pianos and organs at Monument Place
Faith in top producers with fifty years of experience and 6.5 million capital backs guarantees on every piano. Buyers offered safe installment plan and direct access to sales rooms at 118 Monument Place to secure bargains before depletion.
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Monument Place
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