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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1903
Page
1
A fragmented clipping blends fashion toward 1903 style with garbled text on dresses and a table of apple jelly recipes. It hints at bodices, sleeves, and canning tips, mentioning jelly from apple juice, sugar, and glucose, and a mayonnaise sandwich guide. The garble leaves many names and dates unreadable.
A cottage style reading nook is shown with built in shelves over the fireplace. Simple, economical brackets and two upright boards form a slim wall of storage for books and bric a brac. The piece emphasizes a calm, somber room with a practical, hands on construction feel.
A detailed guide on tatting and embroidery, describing tools such as bone shuttle and crochet hook, and steps to make knots while forming lace trims. The piece notes a renaissance of crochet and tatting, offering technique tips and personal reminiscences from childhood.
A fragment from a cookbook style section describes a dessert method using raspberry or blackberry pudding, sponge cake, and fruit with jam. It details layering in a log pattern, adding rich custard, and beating eggs with sugar to finish, with a playful aside about a fancy ball.
Erc Shannon suffers nervous prostration from overwork and will be replaced in Driven to Frame. Cast additions include Gus Weinperg and Countess von Mutaroldt for Next season’s line up, with The Earl of Pawtucket extended by Bananger Kirke La Shelle. Roselle Knott heads a company for When Knighthood Was In Flower as travel picks up with Ada Rehan. Style notes cover collars, handkerchiefs, underskirts, and fashionable fads as described in a New York Post style roundup.
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