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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
14
Boxing and golf notes from a early 20th century sports page discuss upcoming Chicago White Sox vs Yankees, Ford facing Chicago, Chase’s form, and potential matchups with Walsh, Sheridan, and Attell. Promotions include a ceremony for arbiters and a bronze tribute, with forecasts of further bouts and boxing management moves.
Fifty one starters at Braeburn Country Club watched Ray ton and Marion Cricket Club star set the pace in round one of the Women’s Eastern Golf Association championship. Fanny Osgood and Kate Marey contended as field pressed toward medal play across four holes daily through Wednesday.
Taige Mawne reports that grand juries warn against undue public clamor as Indy style race plans surface for Labor Day in Indianapolis. The article details a 100 mile course with twenty cars and a $20 purse, plus electric car entries and a broader touring program from New York to New England and Maine, highlighting routes, sponsors, and expected participation.
The report describes record heat in the Midwest and parts of the Northeast with rising temperatures, mixed with showers and thunderstorms in several areas. It notes a return toward normal temperatures later in the week and provides a regional forecast including Atlantic coast, New England, and mountain regions with winds and potential unsettled weather.
A fashion note asserts there is no single best hat for little girls. All styles are equally charming, from soft straw to lace and chiffon, with delicate materials and subtle details. Summer options include braided straw and pink satin rose accents adorning the crown.
Amelia Summerville shared an infallible method for recapturing a waning husband at the Professional Woman's League meeting at No. 19 Broadway. The tale, framed as a salon guide, describes skin tonics, rouge, and flowered accessories as part of a transformation leading to a kinder, more appreciative spouse.
A lively lecture criticizes soap and water for beauty care and extols skin tonics and powders as quick restorers of youth. Misa Masters and Mite Summerville showcase tonics, while quips about Queen Mary and Wall Street luncheon rooms mingle with fashion tips and crochet neck treatments.
News from Mrs M D Paterson head of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association notes a Metropolitan Open field with about twelve players. Englewood course to gain major upgrades including a dozen traps and trenchlike greens. Alec Smith wins the Metropolitan Open at Dead Tant summer after a tense finish with Jr McDermott. Betwood shines in friendly with Atlantic City.
A guide to making varied muffins with cornmeal and graham flour, and rich fillings. Includes caramelized sugar candy, vanilla cream, and coconut caramel layers for sponge or white cake, with step by step mixing, beating, and assembling instructions.
Miss Faung Yuin Tsao of Shanghai will receive a Bachelor of Science from Teachers College Columbia tomorrow. She is the first of sixteen government students to graduate in America, having studied biology botany and educational philosophy and aided by a strong scholarship. Her family is noted as progressive and well traveled with siblings in Yale and in Baltimore, and she plans to return to China June 1 after post graduate work abroad.
The Woman's Political Talonts seeks a craft for a suffrage voyage on the Erie Canal. Members shopped for boats and debated options from a grand canal boat to a steam yacht and a houseboat near Albany. Notables Mrs Blatch, Miss Milholland, and others plan the trip while canal water access and local support are discussed.
A design proposal suggests adding a secluded plaza off the kitchen to improve access and privacy. Three sides should be enclosed to invite breezes while remaining sheltered, with lattice or vines for cover, and nearby drains and water supply to allow washing and toning to be done at the plaza.
A bric a brac piece named nicht candie mimics Anne Hathaway's cottage. A small thatched roof hole vents the space while a door stands ajar, letting a faint light show. The quaint item appeals to collectors of oddities and crafted reproductions.
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