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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
6
A New York City eight room residence advertises economy and direct room access. It details layout from hall to parlor dining room, kitchen, and yard, plus a heated cellar and second floor chambers. Construction uses brick foundation, spruce framing, and mahogany stained interiors with a hot air furnace and a cost of 2800 dollars.
A farmer explains using two piano boxes as inexpensive poultry houses to shelter hens in cold weather. He describes assembly, cost about three dollars, and notes success with six box houses, plus care, feeding, and management tips for profitable egg and stock production.
A tiny west coast Irish village houses about a dozen families, each living in an old fishing boat, reflecting hardship and improvised shelter for its residents.
If you have a covered pan in which to roast meat never open it to baste the meat. Keep it covered from start to finish. The pan’s steam penetrates the fiber of the meat. If browning is desired weave the cover off briefly in a hot oven.
The article contrasts practical daytime wear with dressy evening attire, noting French women favor serge or cheviot for morning walks and prefer clean pale gowns with long cloaks for riding or streetcar travel. It details navy cheviot tailor made outfits, lace collars, guipure lace, and decorative inner vests, plus a black chilton dress with white mull vest and horizon lace trims.
The article notes the waning popularity of the shonel wnilst remains, to be worn under tailor made salts this spring. White trimmed with black, pale blue, and old rose blouses with narrow black velvet piping are in fashion. Broad shouldered effects appear with box plaits, and dressy blouses in chiffon, dotted net, and lace add elegance. Transparent black and white on white satin offer chic options with jeweled trims.
A reader laments modern dressways and pins, arguing that true artistry lies in imagination. He skewers sewing overuse, couture costs, and millinery trends, praising individuality and style over trendy perfection.
A London Times correspondent notes that in France a man will not marry a girl without a proportionate dowry. Dowry size governs marriage ease, acceptance of intelligence and character, and even beauty. Without a dowry a woman gains little regard, limiting large families and family financial balance.
The Countess of Warwick cites headaches and heartaches as reasons for women to engage in work. She asserts every woman should do some work and suggests women can enlarge human happiness by undertaking work for others, criticizing perpetual self pity.
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