A Pair of Players in a Melancholy Repertory Company
The narrator details joining a shabby touring repertory troupe led by a veteran actor and his earnest players Aunt Maggie Mason Cassius Wetherby and a timid seamstress narrator. The group travels city to city staging short runs with changing bills while navigating fragile finances and personal dramas in a fading theatrical world.
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Fashion Revival Shapes 1890s Eveningwear Trends
Alice Varsol notes a streamlined season with shortened sleeves and cape revivals. rich velvets and satins, black white contrasts, and colored trimmings dominate gowns and millinery. ornate buckles, lace, and feathers accessorize, while cape coats and plain front skirts define tailor made looks.
Cranberry Jelly Recipe From The News
A simple cran berry jelly method is given: boil one quart of cranberries with a pint of water for twenty minutes, remove the lid, stir in a pint of sugar, simmer ten minutes uncovered, then pour into a mold. This appears as a siropic home canning note from The News.
Friezes and Dados in Decorative Walls
Friezes and dados are key to nail decor for rooms, guiding wall balance. The frieze, usually 17, 29, or 2 inches deep, should be lighter than the wall paper. the dado darker than the frieze to maintain color harmony. A simple plaster frieze like a plain cement design fits above wallpaper, with lighter hues on the frieze and darker tones on the dado.
High Paneled Dado Styles and Wall Coverings Noted
The article reviews dado and wall covering options, highlighting popular floral friezes and embossed canvases. It favors paneled oak or painted wood dados, with other materials like gesso and Japanese matting used in specific rooms. Dado height is typically 3 feet 6 inches, adjustable to suit room character.
Saber tooth tiger legacy and editor's pension tale told
An anecdote about George W. Childs recounts him sparing a pensioned veteran reporter after a fire alarm incident. Also cited is a St Louis Republic note on saber tooth tigers, noting their size and teeth, with an example from southern Oklahoma.
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