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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
7
The piece describes vogue fur trim mings and artificial flowers in cubist style elevating dress. It notes blue and purple velvet roses with leaf-vein detailing, and ostrich plumes and feather decorations in spring hats. Two illustrated models feature silk and straw hats with ostrich feathers and moire ribbon.
Step by step directions describe folding a hem four and a half inches wide, sewing with small even stitches, stamping sealings half an inch from edge for embroidery, and using a strip of goods along the edge to form an embroidery loop. It covers scallop work through two fabric layers and padding, with pillow slips and pillows made before stamping for balance and easier adjustment.
A mid century guide advises trying one new annual yearly, sticking with thriving varieties, and developing a personal flower specialty. It discusses wall treatments, frieze borders, and Latin stripe wallpaper ideas, plus a simple method for removing residue from tins.
Curio article recalls Landicea doctors famed for heterogeneous compound drugs and a noted 40 ointment for ear strengthening. It mentions the phrygiah powder from stone and Galen’s pharmacopoeia. The piece also shares Kipling in London tale and a light note on golf compliments.
The Yonkers Statesman reports a pianist audition for Mrs Newrich. A musician is asked to play a couple of duets to demonstrate ability. The scene reflects a local job ad and audition setting.
Fragmentary 19th century clipping notes a preacher Reverend Adwan and Charles Weatherer in Philadelphia. The text references wages and marriage, with unclear context and mno attempt to derive a coherent event.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss saving things and seeking after the best, attributed to Marcus Aurelius. The readable line seems to reference saving, desirability, and a philosophical note on values without a clear narrative or event.
The text touts White Stone Hat pins and jeweled mesh bags as top winter accessories. It highlights Passaic’s best jewelry window display featuring watches, diamonds, cut glass, silverware and novelties at the oldest jewelry store in Passaic.
A reflection on American family finances urging frugality and savings. It argues households chase status with loans yet neglect savings, warning that future happiness hinges on prudent income and expenditure management. The piece cites T. D. MacGregor's Talks on Thrift.
The article argues the republic's desolation created a demand for a strong central power. Citizens welcomed Caesar's rise for peace after civil strife, sacrificing some liberties for stability. Patriots like Erunius and Cato opposed the shift, but most accepted the new order.
A terse exchange on four color plans appears in Harper's Weekly with mention that friends are handling it. The brief note suggests ongoing discussion but few details about the project or participants.
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