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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1897
Page
2
A fragmented 20th century piano voice describes an Easter symphony and a surge of ecstasy as chords rise, blending notes into a grand orchestral theme. The narrator thanks a distant muse, recalling a couch scene and the soul’s vow amid shifting lights and shadows.
QJunius Henri Browne argues Easter has gained modern Protestant traction, tracing creedal trends toward creed fellowship, immortality doctrine, and the shifting church dynamics between Roman Catholic heritage and Protestant observance, while noting Easter sports and celebratory practices across regions.
Fragmentary notes discuss art technique and glaze ideas. The writing mentions liquid gold, kiln effects, weed background, and painter tips about brushes and oil, with unclear references to figures or dates.
A narrator travels to Bermuda seeking her mother’s recovery and finds solace in a secluded vale. An elderly Bermudian farmer offers a hut and work, introducing Easter Lilies as a livelihood. The tale follows the blossoms’ profit, family health, and a peaceful life built on a shared garden enterprise. The story ends with renewed health and lasting bond between narrator and helper as they cultivate a flourishing plot.
A witty survey traces Easter bonnet fashions from 1876 to 1897, noting shifts from waterfall and Linsy shapes to demure flower hats and the rise of larger hats. It evaluates how fit, color, and trimming reflect broader dress trends, business life influence, and generational tastes, with a nod to future style.
The illustrated piece notes Easter millinery for 1874 features bold flowers, garden tracks, and ribbons. white, black, and natural straw foundations with colorful trims lead trends. New shapes include bows, flower mounts, plumes, willow feathers, and trimmed sailor hats for afternoon wear.
In Moscow two young women confessed in court to strangling an elderly miser and stealing her money. They said they committed the crime to obtain funds for traveling abroad to finish their scientific education. The defendants described the motive as educational advancement through travel.
A snippet from a 1900s home recipe notes maple sugar drops made by melting sugar with water to a creamy fondant, cooling, and forming drops then baking on buttered tins. Also details Old Fashioned Lemon Pie with lemon rind juice sugar yolks flour milk and meringue topping baked to light brown.
The article outlines stock collars in rainbow colors and three styles including plain short bows, soft wide bows, and the four in hand. It mentions plaid silks, plain silks, satin, and linen collars and notes narrow linen collars and linen lawn collars edged with lace. It also discusses roll baking times for rolls versus bread and advises higher oven heat and lighter dough.
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