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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
6
The article reviews women’s summer wear featuring pique and duck costumes with light fabrics and embroidery motifs. It highlights blue circular skirts, sailor blouses, Eton coats with red and white trims, and striped patterns. Pastel colors and white canvas garments appear. ornamentation includes slim wire bands and pearl buttons.
A fashion dispatch describes boleros in black and white with gold embroidery, double breasted models, and gray crape gowns. It notes a gray moussoline bodice with a cornice bolero, a vatiste frock with vertical tucks and embroidery, and a white mousseline de soie gown with shirred sleeves. The piece highlights stirring fashion trends and more to come this season.
An authority from Paris notes khaki cloth rising in popularity for chic racing costumes. The article describes models with lace bodices over black satin, belts, shingles sleeves, white organdy trims, and a range of intricate insertions, tucks, and ribbons, highlighting white satin bands and deep overdresses with accordion flounces.
A detailed account of bolero fashion features a gray nun's folding model with a full round skirt and inverted back panels, high black satin belt, embroidered white muslin sleeves, and turned collar. The piece notes boleros gain popularity as summer frocks continue to showcase this style, with rich bronze fabrics and lace gowns described as coordinating options.
Laon Boiltoe presents a detailed description of an elaborate bodice suited for formal afternoon functions. The design features heavy taffeta silk, renaissance encrusting, a high back and sides, a slightly drooping front, and a dainty box plait edged with taffeta. Pearl button groups, a deep yoke, green-blue velvet borders, a ribbon belt, and plated taffeta neck stock complete the look. The style suits both older and younger wearers and pairs with any handsome skirt.
A fashion note details surplice bodices for summer with fullness at the shoulders flowing into a pointed yoke. Narrow satin or velvet ribbon threads through a wider open york insertion to shape the garment.
A recipe directs selecting liver, cutting into even slices, flouring, and frying in butter until brown. Finish with butter, parsley, onions, mushrooms, flour, stock or hot water, seasonings, and serve hot. The style mimics early cookbook prose with step by step actions and measurements.
Select one quartz of medium sized turnips, peel and boil them in salted water until tender. Drain, slice off the top, scoop out the middle, and fill with a mix of salt, pepper, butter, and the yolk of an egg. Replace the tops, brush with beaten egg white, bake in a hot oven, and serve hot.
A quirky recipe describes sinking bread crumbs into milk then beating eight eggs. Fold in the crumb mix, melt butter, pour over the eggs and scramble quickly with salt and pepper. Serve hot with buttered toast triangles as garnish.
A classic doughnut mix details ingredients including one pound sugar yolks sour eggs or egua butter molasnen with sour milk or buttermilk and soda in water. The batter is stirred to a moderate stiffness then shaped and fried for doughnuts.
A string of moral maxims and humorous observations about love marriage work and character. The text pairs reflections on finances and fidelity with lightweight humor about appearances and navigation through life. It cites cities policemen and fashion while stressing perseverance and trials.
A quip notes the chorus girls keep perfect time, then adds humor by saying they have clocks in their bogl ary, playful jab about punctuality and training in a social scene.
Arthur Mayon and Vera Fray share a dinner and stroll where he asks to marry. Vera, pressing for truth, reveals she does not love him. he concedes they are not in love, but she challenges him to confess his feelings. He falters as the moonlit arbor ends their scene with unspoken promise.
A minister preached on every blade of grass during a Mis dln service. The next day a parishioner saw him mowing his yard and quipped that the preacher was busy cutting his sermon short.
A playful exchange unfolds as Rose responds to a warning about her demeanor when Mr. Cashly calls. She quips that even a primrose has its attractions, signaling defiant charm amid maternal caution.
A playful exchange centers on marriage and temperaments as the Bearded Lady jokes at the idea of wedding him while the Circassian Girl questions her own courage and skill, teasing about drinks and a snake charmer’s caution.
A playful fragment shows a minister’s daughter and two traveling salesman boys trading what their fathers do. One boy says his papa sells shoes, another sells paper, and the girl replies with regal flair that her father salts.
A fragment from a Boston Transcript item features a dialogue about aging and cautious speech. The scene shows a mother warning her daughter about worry as Sam, a young novelist, replies with terse lines about thinking and saying what is proper.
Mattese warns Tom Pitch to step out among potted plants before continuing the lesson. The old man refuses to risk them with a bootjack, signaling tension in a domestic scene.
A scrambled dialogue fragment shows Professor railing at a rival scientist named Han for discovering a beetle. The assistant quotes the rival’s finding while the professor demands action, mentioning a pen and an odd beetle that eats something and impacts humankind.
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