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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
7
The New York Sun notes bold floral striped wall papers dominating bedrooms with dark rich colors. Plain crape finish favored for deeper hues. tapestries from English and French designs popular in libraries and dining rooms. Renovating carpets advice favors ox gall as a cleaning method.
A detailed guide for amateur woodworkers to build a sturdy garden seat surrounding a tree trunk. It describes eight uprights, thick arm boards, back supports, and a level upper surface joined with dowels. The design includes wide arm ends for cups or books and suggests green or lead colors to blend with flowers.
A method for bacon fritters uses stale bread soaked in milk and bacon slices sandwiched between bread. Dip in fritter batter and fry in hot fat until brown, then dust with pepper and drain on brown paper before serving hot.
A navy blue golf costume features a skirt with bold battlement-like tucks over a green base. The illustration highlights a tailored look suitable for golf events, emphasizing sharp lines and coordinated color contrast. The design blends classic elegance with practical movement for players.
The tenth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion is set for Louisville from May 30 to June 3. More than 60 000 visitors are expected to attend as veterans, widows, daughters and granddaughters gather for social, historical and charitable activities. General John B. Gordon leads the association with headquarters in New Orleans. Mrs. Emily Todd Helm, widow of Gen Ben Helm, will be guest of honor amid ceremonial processions featuring her as mother of the Orphan Brigade.
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