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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
7
Picot edged taffeta ribbons and paniers have returned to favor in the latest fashion. Ribbon velvets appear in all colors as a marked feature of the smaller costume. The separate skirt of cotton corduroy completes the ensemble.
Hand embroidery and linen styles for summer wear are praised with dainty kimon style pieces and velvet trimmed parasols. A Philadelphia dinner features a famous art expert recounting Sargent portraits with a witty coachman remark. JUDIC CHOLLET listed.
Nancy Lee a spinster in Charlotte endures loneliness after family deaths. Neighbors grow curious as she weeps and rubs her back against door edges. A minister’s wife and thirty others press for the truth until it surfaces: a failed attempt to remove a stubborn plaster.
A historical guide explains braising as a steam assisted oven method. It covers using covered pots or casserole pans, proper liquid levels, and low heat to tenderize cheap cuts. Recipes detail beef round with vegetables or a round of beef with onions and butter, finishing with gravy.
The article recalls General Washington choosing a new tomb site in 1827 with precise dimensions and materials. His and Mrs. Washingtons bodies rest in stone coffins above ground behind a grated iron doorway, while other family remains lie out of sight in the old vault.
The Woman's World Now The Monocle notes a summer fashion trend with monocles on jeweled chains paired with glass buttoned boots. A silk coat over a hot frock completes the outfit, adding a dash of knowing smartness to the look.
The column offers practical tips for housekeepers on cooking moisture in ovens, preserving china with varnish, padding hot iron handles, and maintaining straight grain edges in ironing. It also rounds up fashion trends with a new harem bathing suit and ends with light trivia on laughter as medicine and a short humorous exchange about beef and sausage.
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