Styles of Embroidered Sleeves and Fur Collars Move In
Fashion notes highlight new suits for Tutt and winter featuring large embroidered sleeves and fur collars. Paris influence returns with voluminous sleeves as the coat length, braids, and beaver fur trim enhance warmth and luxury. Descriptions cover dark beaver cuffs, long front closures, and suede or velour textures with patch pockets and ornate belts.
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Lave
Paris
Ot Fur
Cot Almast
Culinary guide features in a late summer issue
A fragmented recipe column offers Cray vegetables and cool drinks along with salads like Cucumber Salad and Combination Salad. It includes Ginger Ice Cream Mint Julep and Muskmelon Cocktail preparations, with steps and ingredients but some lines cut mid instruction. The tone is practical home cookery from a period newspaper.
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Jules
Whimsical Store Luncheon Decor and Baby Shower Ideas
A loquacious shopper guide describes wicker baskets colored and enameled for home decor and gifts. It details white enameled baskets with crepe paper lining, scalloped ribbons, and rose embellishments. It also outlines stork-themed table decor for baby showers and child clothing fashions in worsted dresses for young girls.
Mock Chicken Loaf With Parsley and Mustard
A fragment describes mock chicken preparation with mustard, parsley, and onion. It covers cleaning and trimming feet, boiling, soaking in brine, and mixing with celery, potatoes, and wagonnaise dressing, then serving in lettuce cups and Canton Crepe use.
Fragments of Recipes and Culinary Oddments from Don Juan Era
A garbled collage of kitchen instructions mentions wine, a tankard, fruit desserts, grape juice ice, old Southern cake, and macaroni with cheese. It reads as stray recipe fragments with vague measurements, mixing fruits, creams, spices, and bake times, lacking coherent steps or complete titles.
Blackstrap and Ammonia Improve Plant and Animal Feeds
Blackstrap molasses once discarded in sugar refining is now used as a supplement and tonic for stock feeding and a regular ingredient in mixed rations as a carbohydrate source. For houseplants, add a few drops of ammonia to watering water to promote stronger growth.
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Ada
Curious Sea Life and Human Origins in Old Notes
An assortment of curiosities from a 19th or early 20th century periodical covers marine life such as porcupine and trunk fishes with spines and shells, Indian creation myths including Cree ideas of man’s origin, odd anecdotes about city life, and snippets about newspapers, wrestling with weather, and jokes. It blends natural history with cultural lore and light social observations.
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Charles E. Brown
Wisconsin State Historical
Monsouth
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Two Presidents Work and a Quiet Public Role
A garbled passage suggests a routine of presidents alternating four hour shifts to greet the public and lay cornerstones while a girl in white dresses watches herself in a mirror, glimpsing the scene and who is involved.
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Porthund Jenal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Carlyle
Satie Som
Jonson
Don Juan
Saar
Tt Street
Kansas City Star
Mr. Meokton
Mitte White
Harper's
London
Georges Carpentier
Jacques Hug
Life
Canada
United States
Thiele
Great Britain
Great Republic
Cantata
Calada Durin
Oy Regula
Fletcher
Dr. Price
Dr. Price Cook
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