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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
19
A garbled manuscript lists multiple tart preparations including Apple Pineapple Tart English Plum Tart Raspmemry and Cream Tart and Napoleon Tart with instructions for crusts fillings and baking times. The text mixes steps and ingredients for pastry, fruit fillings and toppings with faded details.
A garden party features two young women in linen frocks with contrasting color piping. Guests admire the designs, including yellow and blue piped sleeves, a Vere bodice, and a large black bow. A twelve year old guest, praised for her pale blue outfit, mingles among the partygoers.
A social investigator argues the American clubwoman is the key to social reorganization and cites Inez Weed on women’s lifelong work and cooperative reform. The article discusses Rochdale’s Consumers' Cooperative Movement, community centres, and the future of school linked centres as engines of democratic production and social change.
Benedict, a Cornell student, shares reflections on the Ithaca Norman Angell Peace School meeting. Frank Crane electrified students from twenty colleges with antiwar ideas while Harvard, New Orleans, and Texas alumni joined a diverse crowd. The Cornell gathering highlighted active student and faculty engagement in pacifist dialogue and education.
Advice emphasizes embracing gray hair as a beauty asset and keeping it pristine through frequent washing with water or a tonic, outlining essential care steps for appearance and cleanliness.
A detailed guide on gray hair care and fashion for older women. It covers cleansing, choosing dyes, neutral tints, and avoiding harsh colors. The piece advises gentle scalp care, avoiding blues and yellows, and pairing hair with soft fabrics and light makeup to maintain a youthful, elegant appearance. It emphasizes inner vitality, intellectual engagement, and maintaining a positive outlook to preserve facial delicacy with age.
John Henning Fry and others join the Friends of Young Artiste with notable donations while patrons include A G Gallatin and W H Orchard. Montross Galleries hosts summer exhibition of works by Bellows, Brinley, Hassam, Homer, Weir and others as a second annual pottery show by Sire Clara L Poilton opens at the Sport Art Association Galleries with Met reproductions and selected purchases.
Police sergeants debate a rumored order by Commissioner Woods to remove service stripes from uniforms. Oldtimers defend the shieldlike insignia as recognition of rank and experience, while younger sergeants oppose the change fearing public misperception and loss of authority in stations.
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