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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
3
This May Manton pattern combines drawers and underwaist into one garment for girls ages four to eight. Made in ratiste or cambrie with lace or embroidery trim, it attaches at the back with buttons and a belt. Specified yardage for six year size is listed, order number 8287, with postage details.
The suit features a blouse and skirt joined as a complete dress with bloomers attached to an underbody so either component can be worn separately. It combines fashion with practicality for versatile wear.
ADDY tells a tale of a bull terrier puppy sold to a girl who longs for his mother. The pup resists food away from home then joyfully reunites with her and his mother, proving he belongs with family. The scene ends with the seller agreeing the pup should stay home.
The announcement states Prince Alexander of Teck will succeed the Duke of Connaught as governor general of Canada, bringing another royal lady to Ottawa as first lady of the Dominion. His wife Princess Alice of Albany is a cousin to Queen Wilhelmina and the king of England, with two children, Princess May and Prince Rupert.
A short dramatic tale narrates New Jersey as a Revolution ground where Tory Wardle, his daughter Virginia, and two suitors Captain Edgar Plimpton and Lieutenant Alan Trowbridge converge. On Independence Day a British spy scare leads to a tense reveal and a noble act, ending with Virginia choosing Trowbridge as Plimpton departs.
A household guide urges washing blankets sparingly to avoid damage while providing simple protectors. It notes wool blankets shrink and need care, suggesting annual washing for mixed cotton and wool types and cheesecloth covers to keep them clean. It also mentions fine linen sheets and ethereteanegram bedwear for guest rooms.
A new curtain mesh product called Coleette is described as square and tear resistant, designed for window and door ingines. The 48 inch wide fabric comes in red and green and other colors, with a notable claret red over buff cretonite variant attracting attention in a shop window.
Inexperienced cooks can make varied sauces for meats and vegetables. Includes drawn butter, Bechamel with stock and cream, caper butter, parsley sauce for fish, and a tart cherry dessert set with cobbler and dumplings.
The article notes colored braid as a popular trim for suits with dark blue black green and red options. Braid sashes form two strip girdles five or six inches long, made from woven braid in red green and black. Dyeing guidance covers cleaning, applying dye with a broad brush, and using a ten cent package for coloring.
A fashion note on the tilted hat style, praising the bold, finished look and its expressive subtlety. It discusses variations in trim, materials, and colors, highlighting black velvet, leghorn, and rose accents. It concludes the style suits only those who can carry it off with confidence.
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