Inexpensive Lace Blouses and Lace Trends
Lace blouses and coats offer many varieties with cluny lace selling for about 50 dollars as authentic, while imitation linen lace appears in shops for 12 dollars or less. Styles feature insertion strips, short neck openings trimmed with chiffon, and high collars. Sheer sleeves with chiffon undersleeves, varied lace trimming, and decorative accents like feathers, flowers, and fur contrasts create rich colorings. White lace with pinks, turban shapes, and ostrich tips appear in ensembles, with purist white and ecru lace pairing against sable fur for refined effects. Full lace remains a softening choice for wrist holes and muff decorations.
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Yorkshire Pudding Method From English Roast Dinner
A vintage recipe for Yorkshire pudding uses two eggs one cup flour and milk with salt. Mix flour and salt with half the milk, add remaining milk and beaten eggs, stir until bubbly. Bake in greased gem pans in hot oven about forty minutes, basting after ten minutes.
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England
Effective Redingote at New York Horse Show
A plush golden redingote costume appears in the crowd at the New York horse show highlighting fashion flair as equestrian events unfold around spectators and participants.
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Cheese Croquettes With Lettuce Salad Novelty
Scald mik with onion, strain, and whisk in hot milk and grated soft cheese then season. Cool, shape into 1.5 inch balls, dip in crumb, egg and crumb, and fry in deep fat. Drain and arrange on a napkin lined plate. Woman's Home Companion.
Wash Flannels Show Pretty Colorings in Warm House Wear
The wash flannels feature cream blue white brown and green stripings with black or brown taffeta trims. Several plaid options exist and most waists have deep cuffs fastened front. They suit house wear and plain gowns, offering warmth and comfort. A red with black pin dot waist trimmed in black braid and buttons is noted, as is cream colored wooldatiste with rich embroidery.
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Paris
Feather fashions add color to hats with florals
The article notes beat feather hats gain distinction this year by contrasting color florals. A goblin blue bean Titoque waters the blue real water grebe hat with velvet violets on the left, while a brown feather hat uses pink roses and a peacock feather trimmed with a cold braid knot for artistic effect.
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Spicod Fruits Preserves Method From Historic Recipe
A dated recipe outlines a cordial fruit preserve method using three pounds sugar to one pint vinegar, broken cinnamon, whole cloves, mace, and about a peck of peaches. Simmer fifteen to twenty minutes in a kettle, pare fruit, then jar and seal with egg papers.
Empire coat and infant gowns in home fashion notes
The article describes home wear for infants and adults featuring a corselet skirt with shoulder straps and no jacket, using light fabrics like cashmere and crepe. Lace and muslin coats for babies are shown to be worn indoors over robes, not outdoors, while an empire coat in light brown cloth is detailed with tucked bands and decorative bindings.
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To Be in Style Wear Velvet
Velvet fabrics once reserved for royalty are now popular among all classes. Velvet velveteens, improved by manufacturers, combine pliable texture with fast color, ensuring light colored blouses and gloves stay unblemished.
New Flower Pots
A Chicago News item notes florists now deliver potted plants in decorative straw bound pots painted green or red, varnished for ornament. This avoids buying a jardiniere, offering a potential economy despite higher plant prices.
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Chicago News
Trimmed Muffs Fashionable in White Lynx Tails and Tulle
Trimmed muffs trimmed with tulle and animal heads are fashionable. their large size requires finish. White lynx tails and rela ve embellishments highlight the ornamentation, as described in current fashion notes.
Lace accents in winter gowns and street dresses
Lace trims new gowns with tan lace jabot in a shop window. A black fur jabot and mufflace trimmed with white lace appear. Velvet bows decorate the lace, highlighting refined fashion detail for winter wear.
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Ince
Small Empire Coat For Girls And Mothers
Fashion note touts a small empire coat suitable for girls and mothers with a shared becom ing style. Describes the demure short Eton cut, flaring lower portion, velvet fabric, white broad cloth collar and cuffs, double breasted closure with crystal buttons, and pattern fabric needs of four yards of 22 inch material for medium size.
New Wrinkle for a Muff Adds Ribbon and Fur Finish
A sewing note describes adding a three inch ribbon ruffle to muff ends with short bows and ruches to cover shoulders. Finishes include fur tails or velvet loops at either end for a pretty neck arrangement that enhances any costume when worn properly.
Monte Carlo Bankroll and Bold Gambles Exposed
The Monaco casino posts a booming year with 7 million in profit split among shareholders and organizers, while famed players like Ardisson pull off a 180000 franc heist using misdirection and a bribed card sharp. The article contrasts American gamblers chasing fortune with Monaco’s guarded, high-stakes system.
Japanese Professor Advocates Meat Eating Shift
Professor Y Yoshitaruo Nakamura, graduate of an imperial college in Japan, studied at Minnesota State College of Agriculture and visited local beef plants. He notes Buddhist traditions once kept Japanese from meat but Christian influence may be expanding meat consumption.
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Wealth in Corn Land and Soil Fertility Preservation
The article argues that high corn yields tempt overexploitation of soil and urges farmers to rest land and restore nutrients. It explains typical yields, costs, and profits, then stresses preserving phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium through crop rotation and clover. It warns against destroying the soil heritage for short term gains.
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United States
Miinoia
Clearing brush on a farm for profitable pasture
The article advises clearing overgrown brush on farmland in fall to prevent future regrowth. Cutting saplings and piling brush yields seasoned wood and enables white clover to establish. the land becomes productive pasture. Fall cutting is preferred to avoid sprout regrowth, with moon phases deemed irrelevant.
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Millet Sceda for Fowls and Incubator Risks
A fragment discusses millet seeds for poultry and the dangers of feeding only to very young chicks. It notes that seeds can cause indigestive issues and warns of risks from humans with incubators handling mash in small couches suitable for day-old chicks.
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