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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
13
A garbled page highlights fashion notions from Paris including embroidered trims, guipure laces, and draped backs with peralanines fabrics. It also offers muddled kitchen guidance for Chow Mein and a Chinese dish with pork and vegetables, plus ink stain removal tips and nickel rust remedies.
A scattered page notes Paris whites dominating gowns and crepe de chine gowns in Mrs Astor's dinner look. It also reflects a fashion piece on garments, hats and embroidery, plus a curious aside on Grant and Civil War era fortune and toowomba Gazette references and fashionable drapery from oriental influences and mirror decorations.
Description of a simple elegant outfit featuring a Russian blouse and black velvet elip skirt with black net riffs and white silk ruffles. Accessories include white and black ribbon tips. Also mentions caramel ice cream with a sweetened brown note and a cup of sugar.
Inexpensive quince honey is easy to make when fruit is ripe. Pare and grate the quince, boil with water, add sugar, continue boiling until the mixture thickens to a honey-like consistency, then bottle and seal while hot for indefinite keeping.
An unusual and attractive embroidered linen stock features a natural color with a pointed turnover and a triple row of brown stitching above the small hem. Triple pointed tabs extend from the back and meet at the front, fastened by a pearl button.
A scrambled text lists quirky remedies such as using dates instead of cakes, pinch of anit to bend whiteness, torax in cooked starch to stiffen clothes, vine ar pet in water for tender meat, red clover to soothe headaches, and wash with carbonate of potash to prevent iron rust. It also suggests softening paper under skirts to prevent wrinkling and to aid sleeves and wafte.
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