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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
A beauty parlor proprietress aggressively pitches facials and products to a customer, using appeals to youth and wrinkle eradicators. She suggests fake forehead enhancements and decorative bandeaux, while the client resists applying beauty treatments to her face. The dialogue highlights pushy sales tactics in the industry.
Practical kitchen guidance urges regular coffee quality control and warming routines. It stresses nourishing midday options like hot milk or instant chocolate, cautions against reusing tea at dinner, and urges daily fruit and fresh vegetables. It advises planning leftovers, serving salads, and avoiding pressuring children into unwanted foods. It notes taste is largely habit and encourages consistent healthy eating.
The piece describes enjoying and making bags of various sizes and styles. It highlights doll bags, large handbags for commuting, and quality matters. It notes fashion ideas from shops and magazines, with examples like brocade velvet and suede cut outs, plus ribbons, frames, and decorative elements. It stresses choosing high quality large handbags over cheap ones.
A fragment details nursery decoration focusing on a gay fresh look. It mentions inner curtains of crisp patterned fabric, green and white checked drapery, looped hangings, chintz wall coverings, and chair covers, emphasizing a bright, coordinated scheme for a cheerful room.
Vintage European peasant embroidery floods American wardrobes as the jumper and simple undergarment styles trend. The piece notes comfort and economy, praising the jumper’s concealment of waistlines and the shift from traditional beaded blouses to streamlined garments worn abroad by the stylish set.
Fashion notes describe fabrics for warm weather frocks including bine Mwiss with tiny white dots, narrow lace such as Valenciennes, and shades like bottle almond Sinn Fein and water green. Beige crepe with wide ribbon stripes and matching capes feature, with embroidered coats and shimmering changable silks noted.
A fashion note describes a capelike effect in new negligees with over drapery around the peek, transforming streets into square shapes. Sleeves and panels feature varied materials, bold bands, and painted designs, creating striking, ornate touches.
Esther Norton surveys the psychoanalytic debate with Drs Gerediche fifresbeth Gevern Jeliffe Peterson Severn and others weighing Freud against critics Though labeled a danger proponents argue psychology offers insight and creative energy while skeptics warn of overemphasis on sex and manipulation Byline notes Severn defends the method and calls for understanding the mind’s unconscious forces as a path to integrated energy and artistic growth
A dull dated notice describes ornamental hair quills as a fad. The crazy trend included a silver quill through a diner’s cellfare and quills spanning six inches from a low hair knot. Paris fashion popularized the look with quills tossed for dancers and fans used colors at football games to show rival teams.
Practical hints cover cleaning white enamel woodwork with whiting, making croquettes from boiled corn, using beef fat in a double boiler, and drying blankets on curtain stretchers. Also noted are potato canoes with stuffing, vinegar for thinning paste, and restoring crochet buttons with cold starch.
An eighteen year old entering a business office should focus on good work above all. Three veteran women offer guidance on appearance, behavior, and avoiding prideful chatter. The consensus: neat dress and quiet scent, beware aging air, and remember that trustworthy conduct and good work define the impression.
Belgian prune salad features large overnight soaked California prunes steamed and chilled, then pit removed and stuffed with celery, blanched walnuts, olives, and mayonnaise. Served on lettuce with a pastry star of mayonnaise.
A method to remove varnished paint or stain from stair sides not covered by carpet using two water bowls with vinegar in cold water and salt of tartar in hot water. Wipe with soft rags, rinse with cold water, then dry with leather for a smooth finish.
A quirky, fragmented guide on omelet making describes variants like jam, ham, Spanish, and Danish styles. It mentions folding fillings, methods to keep whites fluffy, and mixing egg components before cooking, with scattered tips on butter and tomato juice sauces.
The article notes the first woman ever endorsed for a major political race in the United States Congress, with Mrs. Lajiq Seton L Femunteen as the candidate. It mentions her status as a plantation owner in the state and profiles Marna Palmatar as treasurer of the Union Trust Company in New York, highlighting banking involvement by women and attendance in the sector.
The article notes a shift away from ostentatious mourning in recent years and a move toward restraint. It cites the Dauphin of France’s widow in 1768 as an example of grand, gray decor and portraits, contrasting with today where black borders on personal cards and funeral displays are less common and plain white stationery is fashionable.
Mrs W Tuttle of Iowa, a noted woman naturalist, claims 94 percent of farm wives in the United States handle all family bread and cake and sewing duties. Edith Rockefeller McCormick, ex-wife of the harvester machine king, is now interested in aviation and leads a movement to run passenger air service between New York and Chicago.
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