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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
5
The article argues that fine fabrics and delicate needlework alone do not guarantee a wearable blouse. Proper lines in design trump expensive materials, and excessive use of costly fabrics can spoil taste. Three distinct varieties of blouse styles are noted as advancing fashion.
Mary Dean models a tailored suit with a Robes Pierre collar, four in hand tie, deep yok, long sleeves gathered into tight cuffs, and glossy charm accents in the display.
A fragment describes a cloak made in France with satin and gold fabrics. It mentions a satin seda gold trim and a chinchilla hat, with an ostrich peck ruff and a draped dress beneath. The tone hints at luxury and elaborate design details.
Parisienses embrace a new complexion trend abandoning lily white cheeks for a sun kissed look. The change in facial color signals a shift in Parisian beauty standards while preserving refinement and elegance in the updated style.
A brief, rough note describes pulling thread for artwork using a wet small brush and soap on a cake to prepare the surface. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full instructions.
White handbags with white contours remain in style, echoing the materials used with the mid summer frock known as Hagerte. The current trend keeps to the same fabrics and color scheme beloved in recent season wardrobes.
A fragment surveys fur coat styles with emphasis on length, left shoulder draping, high collars trimmed with fur, and belts or girdles. It notes collars may be omitted for ease and neck linings use ornate brocades.
The article suggests displaying candlesticks, preferably ivory and carved, with rice and linen for an understated table. It notes ivory sticks are expensive and recommends Oriental style shades. It also mentions applying powder and foundation to even skin tone before finishing with cream.
The text appears garbled with misread words and lacks identifiable persons places dates or events to form a proper news item. No verifiable entities or actions are present to create a factual title and summary.
An unreadable fragment notes a wreath and a company name in a meandering, garbled line. It mentions evenings, braiding and beads with no clear event or identifiable persons or places.
A cryptic OCR snippet hints at a vanished item or loss connected to a figure named Rappanes. The readable words reference bags, passion, dining, and a man who "one five"—but essential names and context are missing, leaving a vague clue suitable for minimal local speculation.
A fragmentary cooking note outlines making fish soup. It mentions reheating fish stock with onion, potatoes, carrot and parsley, simmering with oysters and orange juice, adding celery herbs, lemon juice, pepper and nutmeg, then straining and thickening with butter and milk. The text references Morwigian broth and Mab stock.
A fragmented recipe list describes luncheon meats and preparations such as rare roast beef rolled with fat, creamed calf liver on buttered toast, dried beef in white sauce, mock fried oysters from seal steak, croquettes from bread crumbs and potatoes, and ghee. It includes vague steps like boiling, frying, and garnishing with olives and greens, with errors indicating OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a fashion item focused on a waistline with patterns and discussion of waist measurements. No clear people, places, or events are readable to identify specifics.
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