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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
5
The article notes gray dominates fashion this season in soft taupe shades and fur trim. It highlights gray fox, dyed fox, and impractical moleskin substitutes like squirrel. Emphasizes the practicality and versatility of gray fur with velvet and chiffon outfits and mentions new gray ensembles for coats, robes, and hats.
The fragment suggests a discussion of adapting the pannier and a possible delay or passage of time since a notable event or departure. The wording implies an updated state or plan awaiting a defined outcome. No clear dates, people, or places are readable.
The notices describe millinery styles with velvet and lace facing ribbons in Roman striped patterns among favorites. Long sews extend straight or slanting back, ribbons add color with bows and feather garlands, and coats in fur such as mole Hudson seal ermine and sable appear in new street costumes.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a contributor to Good and mentions cuffs and water in vague terms, referencing a piece about outfits and torbible wording without complete context. The readable text provides no clear event or named entities beyond generic items.
The article discusses fats versus oils with notes on olive oil as expensive for cooking, cottonseed oil as a major export, and butter as a standard for comparison. It explains fat's role in digestion, flavor, and nutrition, and touches on processing changes in the digestive canal and the appeal of fats in meat dishes.
Fragmentary text portrays a speaker claiming someone can converse with French and Geta, avoid drink, and quote a peer who knows more than many lawyers, while another mentions an inability to write. The shard hints at social quirks, language, and intellect in a dated, informal tone.
A vintage fragment describes Lobster Tea sandwiches with a cheese walnut spread and cream butter mix. It outlines mixing lobster, yolks, and butter, then layering on buttered bread in fancy shapes.
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