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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1902
Page
7
Art and craft themes dominate this sketch of an affordable home with outlay around 3800 dollars for a two story buff brick design. It highlights handsome woodwork, tile roof, mahogany interiors, and modern plumbing while praising athletic culture and a humane ideal for future citizens. It also notes a medical cure for ingrown nails using nitrate of lead and cotton dressings.
An elderly applicant seeks a maid aged eighteen to twenty two who loves mushrooms. The interviewer jokes about a pond of mushrooms while the lady explains she wants the maid to sample every mushroom before serving. She notes she has lost two maids to toadstools in five years and must test them herself.
A statistical return from the 1900 census shows increases in Catholics and Protestants in the German Empire, while Jewish membership rose only slightly. Protestants 35,231,104. Catholics 20,227,913. Jews 607,584 rising to 690,048. Population by religion: 625 Protestants, 861 Catholics, 10 Jews, 4 other.
In a stylish page of home and fashion guidance for warm weather, readers are advised on an effective evening toilette and appetizing tomato based dishes. The feature highlights appealing garments and accessories, with a focus on seasonally appropriate wear and pretty wardrobe ideas.
A vintage cooking note describes baking tomatoes stuffed with eggs butter and seasonings with possible fillings like rice meat and crumbs. The text also mentions a Duchess model coat with tan Corticelli silk trim, near invisible vest opening, long sleeves and puff design for everyday wear.
An article notes tooth powders largely use chalk as a base with saponaceous compounds and flavor, sold in bottles at 15 to 60 cents. It suggests buying chalk in bulk and adding ground Castile soap to create enough powder for a year, with optional wintergreen or peppermint for flavor.
The piece shows affordable dress options using mercerized mull and cotton grenadine for warm weather, rivaling pricier chiffons. A pale green silk mull gown is suggested with silk foundation and lawn color match, featuring tucks stitched in green Corticelli silk, a distinctive flounce, ecru applique, velvet ribbon accents, and a velvet bow on the tucked blouse.
The article describes a Liberty satin blouse with a long shoulder seam and an overlaid strap. A Gibson pleat descends to the girdle, creating a simple yet stylish shirtwaist alternative for travelers and fashion-conscious readers.
The article describes silk slips in taffeta and India silk to wear with thin fabrics, details on fullness and godet, and matching undergarments. It notes slips suit many summer outfits, color coordination with accessories, and suggests fall outerwear like short box covert coats and long Chesterfield overcoats in frieze, kerseve, and melton fabrics, with craft in rough cheviate and mixed materials.
The article describes long cloaks and wraps in taffeta silk or satin with faultless outlines worn over white dresses. Garments feature open fronts or double breasted fronts with lace or embroidered jackets at the wrap, and black silk coats over white dresses showcase box-plaited sides, flowing sleeves, and guipure collars with black velvet cutwork.
Fashionable circles at home and abroad favor frilly shoulder capes, featuring lace trim and velvet bows. Designs range from chantilly lace to net and chiffon, with silk embroidery in Armenian and Flemish styles.
Huge boas and voluminously ruf fled capes in chiffon form a conspicuous feature of the summer toilet. Those in mousseline de soie lace satin and Liberty silk are smart and beautiful. They are all perishable but they enchant the wearer and tempt every girl and woman to pay the price without hesitation.
Color notes describe a vivid cherry red as conspicuous in gowns and hats for the early fall season. The hue is praised as delicious and glossy, with playful splashes paired with pale blue in decorative Parisian ribbons seen in pew adornments.
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