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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1902
Page
8
The article surveys late winter fashion including flower shoe adornments with rose and bud motifs, jeweled toes, and satin contrasts. sport shoes with leather, grooved soles, and India inspired rubber absence. It covers motor coats in fur, sealskin turbans, sable toques, veiling, and picture muffs, plus black velvet necklets and jeweled coiffure ornaments.
A survey of early fashion trends highlights black satin cross straps over insteps, growing popularity of various slipper straps, and gowns featuring chenille with net lace details. White and tinted costumes receive chenille accents. pale greens and Nile green chiffons with gold gauze create dramatic evening looks. A spangled yoke and bolero appear on skirts. pink panne accents appear in white painted fabrics.
English society brides depart from traditional hats with veiled attendants and floral headpieces. Jessamine flowers and oak leaves with acorns appear among bridesmaids. One bride dons shamrocks for the wreath, another highlights opals, and at least one wedding party wears black gowns signaling independence from superstition. A pair of brides honor an Irish birth with shamrock accents.
Dr Lorenz follows a strict daily routine to sustain nerve and muscle strength. He begins with a 6:20 am cold plunge and full body exercise, then a hearty breakfast and brisk walk. He works about ten hours, eats at regular intervals, enjoys an evening of recreation, and seeks seven hours of deep sleep, which he considers essential.
A seasoned female detective discusses her twenty years in the trade. She explains why women enter the field, how they are used in various assignments, and the ethics of chasing cases. She recounts disguises, methods, and memorable episodes from divorces to will cases, highlighting discipline, payments, and agency practices.
A news sketch details the Madison Square Garden cat show January 6 through 9 featuring both pedigreed Persians and the rising class of bakelit shorthairs. It notes homeless cats may enter free and highlights growing society interest in feline pets alongside dogs and horses. The piece traces cat club history from Chicago to New York and outlines Persians by coat, eye color, and markings.
A long feature describes luxurious cat households and kennelled comfort in elite catteries. It highlights Mrs. J. W. Gatwalls and Bagdad with Amesh of royal lineage, Omar of St. Anthony stock, and two silver queens Lorraine of the Gables and Purity. It notes lavish care, hospital arrangements, and famed bloodlines, with enthusiastic portraits of pedigrees and aristocratic traits.
Instructions describe two old fashioned recipes: a fish souffle with whitefish or haddock and a lemony sauce, followed by a stuffed rump steak roasted in dripping with mushroom sauce and horseradish, all presented in a period cooking column tone.
Begin by browning slow cooked neck-of-mutton cutlets on a bed of onions carrots and celery then finish cold trim bones and cover with potted ham before breadcrumbing and frying. Serve with mashed potato and tomato sauce. Also prepare fig jelly with syrup lemon juice wine sherry and gelatine strain into moulds and turn out onto custard flavored with vanilla.
Melt butter and flour, whisk in milk to a thick smooth sauce. Season with cayenne salt and nutmeg, add grated cheese. Fold in chopped cooked celery, fill quick fried bread cases, top with Parmesan, and bake briefly in a hot oven.
Mrs Edward Pisko of Denver travels across the United States as field secretary for the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives. The Denver hospital serves many New York patients, offers an employment bureau, and has expanded to three buildings. A new $30000 wing funded by the Guggenhett brothers will be dedicated in January with the national meeting held in Denver.
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