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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
10
The piece describes how white and blue together create a distinct look from pure blue and white. It details outfits with white tussah and blue accents, including aParis Bois tea room model, satin skirts, and blue velvet ribbons. It also notes short sleeves, blue hats, and blue and white coats for children with decorative buttonholes and capes.
A 20 inch square napkin cover folds to hold toast or muffins, showing four embroidered motifs to create a star effect when opened. Folding sequences E F G H then L M N O form the cover, with tan linen at 30 cents a yard and lotus pattern transfers available for 25 cents. Cream with minced figs and whipped cream is suggested as a serving accompaniment.
Amateur guide outlines a basic eclair paste and various fillings. Instructions cover paste mixing, baking, and cooling, with decorative embroidery notes for linen covers and color ideas. Fillings include plain custard maple pecan chocolate and fruit options with garnish tips.
The shop offers delicate shade evening gowns in charmeuse, net and voile with Alice blue accents. Dresses feature three-quarter sleeves, tunics, girdles, and piping in blue satin, priced around $14.95 to $38, with ensembles including a silver and emerald net gown and a ratine trimmed afternoon dress. Accessories include emerald satin slippers.
A reader asks if pouring boiling water on a brown iodine stain on white table linen will remove it quickly. The message also gives cooking tips about frying eggs with ham and suggests frying eggs separately to avoid sticking.
A fragmentary kitchen tips note suggests brightening brass with vinegar or lemon, cleaning pans with soap, soaking corks in olive oil, and using sandpaper. It mentions steaming gowns, a rice pudding called Jack Horner as a bride gift, and a hidden stash of kitchen conveniences tied in satin ribbon for daily pulls.
The Tribune announces a new binder for preserving newspaper pages. It holds single pages and costs thirty cents with postage prepaid. On request, a self addressed envelope will receive the list of shops from which the articles page is available.
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