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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
3
A fashion note presents a gown with kimono sleeves and shoulder fullness, featuring a net body and a flounced skirt. The back view hints at cotton crepe with embroidery, while the two dresses suit different occasions. For an eight year old, the dress needs two and a half yards of fabric.
A May Manton pattern describes a three and one eighth yard blouse in sizes up to bust 40 inches. It highlights cotton crêpe and latiste fabrics, suggests colorways like tango yellow and cerise with white trim, and notes collar and cuff details with yoke and sleeves in voile or rive cloth.
A kind yellow cat named Warry awakens his rheumatic owner during a smoky fire at her big house. Warry drags bedclothes and signals danger, enabling the old lady to escape with the cat as firefighters arrive. Evelyn later visits a little girl with a beautiful story to tell.
The widow Aunt Sarah gains a hoard after a bank burgling tale turns to fortune. She negotiates a five thousand dollar payout from the bank, then guards her wealth with a watchdog and traps. After years of guarding money, the $7,000 is found hidden under flour in the pantry, ending the curious hunt.
A long list of gooseberry recipe ideas includes Gooseberry Fool, Gooseberry Stew, Gooseberry Compote, Gooseberry Cream, and Gooseberry Puree. The text also provides multiple lamb leftovers preparations such as Salmi of Lamb, Lamb on Toast, Lamb Stew with Vegetables, and Lambs Fritters with carrot and onion, plus batter coated lamb slices fried to serve with tomato or piquante sauce.
A lighthearted piece describes children learning about Mexico and the ABC envoys with Baby del Campo, and offers kid friendly Fourth of July games. It suggests making firecracker pins and world flags from dictionaries and paints, plus a humorous exchange on women and men from a Chicago Record-Herald clip.
Julia Bottomley reviews a refined Paris gown design featuring a draped ankle-length skirt, separate silk lace bodice, and a kimono-sleeved coat with a military cord finish. The quieted mode favors a figure-flattering line over full, hanging silhouettes, with adaptable neckwear options and a tailored basque back.
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