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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
10
A lively 1920s style note on lace dominating midsummer dressing. Lace drapes the bodice and sleeves of airy frocks, with yellow and orchid hues, promoting lace in bridal and formal afternoon wear. It notes lace reappearing in gloves mitts and hat brims, and contrasts real lace with imitations seen across old world regional traditions.
Mrs. Laura Knight may join the Royal Academy breaking a two century old tradition after judging at the Pittsburgh Art Exhibition in London. Ethel D Fisher serves as an American policewoman in Liverpool enforcing sailors and train controls for the United States. Elena Jurado, a San Francisco Filipino graduate, leads her own moving picture company writing Filipino themed scenarios. Two Paris women passed architect exams amid male scrutiny. Queen Victoria valued opals, gifting each daughter opal and diamond welding gifts, unlike Empress Eugenie’s fear.
Elevate closet storage by lowering hanging height within six inches of the ceiling to double space. Install lower shelving and custom hangers that allow easy access without bending. The design claims to maximize room for garments and enable easier organization in old houses with limited vertical clearance.
The Mary Fisher Home for Professional Workers, a refuge in Trafly New Jersey for 22 aging artists authors teachers and welfare workers, has been condemned as too old and unsanitary. Residents include Miss Louise Winton a former nurse and longtime observer of a maple tree from a balcony room. Eviction looms as the home’s trustees and officers grapple with securing funds and a place for residents who cherish their decades of life there.
Readable fragment outlines apricot use in dishes from desserts to sauces. Includes methods for stewing fresh apricots for dessert, making fritters with apricot juice batter, and preparing apricot sauces to serve with fish and meats. Also mentions dried apricots and a lemon ginger raisin relish with peppers.
Mise Anne Rowell began as a milliner in a San Francisco shop and now works as a tuner in France for over fifty American firms. Practical knowledge is supplied by Mrs Martina Gage, who has achieved notable success in the business.
A 1920s style color summary notes periwinkle blues bodying the season, a vivid flame tomato shade, sweet pea purples, jade greens, Sinn Fein green debate, and Fungi brown. It highlights beige sand tones and a preferred gray in French fashion, with a Paris-covert cloth showing soft silver gray and red bone button trims.
The article offers child friendly vegetable guidance including spinach peas asparagus young carrots and beets. It also suggests an embroidery hoop Sower as a holder for short stemmed flowers and picnic salad wrapped in waxed paper with paper spoons. It advises substituting milk with a mix of rated milk and water for recipes and describes a quick berry washing method using corn pepper and cold water.
Dean Amos argues society bears blame for youth misconduct not students, urging action to curb harmful influences. She cites her two thousand students and high school contacts to defend young people while calling for dean positions in schools and stricter controls on vulgar music and stage content.
Instructions describe frying halibut strips in cornmeal batter then baking with an herb crumb stuffing and pork fat topping. Also a Fresh Fish with Rice recipe uses fried rice cakes with fish and pan sauce enriched by onion and seasonings.
Crab meat yields delicate luncheon dishes including crabecoup a thick old fashioned soup and crab croquettes. Use crab meat milk butter flour parsley salt pepper and breadcrumbs to form croquettes fried to a golden brown then served hot.
A New Zealand woman writer argues New Zealand girls differ from American flappers due to pioneering life. She notes self reliant work roles, lack of feminist movement, abundant modesty, and a gentle society with limited social strife. She contrasts New Zealand youth with American urban pressures and hints at potential for a flapper influence.
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