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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1894
Page
6
The Paris fashion week notes embroidered silk and muslin gowns with white tulle rage. Green and royal blue dominate contrasts with black and white, while bishop sleeves and butterfly sleeves trend. Details include nets, guipure lace, sashes, belts, and high necklines for summer dress schemes.
A historic note on dinner etiquette outlines polite rules for invitations and responses. It distinguishes informal hospitality from carefully planned entertaining and warns that delayed replies hinder the host’s planning and guest seating.
A kitchen note describes making a cheese crust using butter lard flour and water to form a pie crust. It details rolling into thick sheets cutting into strips and baking quickly, then serving with salt and a cheesy filling seasoned with red pepper.
The article describes shirred shades and festooned effects using ribbons and tassels, with details on shading and draping. It includes quirky lines about pineapple preparation, silk decorations, and a historical note on the jelly trade and Mr. Frederick Tudor exporting ice.
A homemade jardiniere support enhances displays for flowers and plants. The article describes a low square box covered with cloth, trimmed with a ribbon bow, and fastened with brass tacks. It notes to lift the jardiniere for watering or arranging to protect the fabric cover.
A New York Times writer argues cloths are essential over loose rags and whisk brooms prove superior for cleaning pots and pans. The essay praises coarse mesh cloths, warns against wire cloth, and notes brooms hanging in kitchens for scrubbing dishes. The piece also covers dress trends, silk gowns, and a milk and water wipe for oilcloth care, finishing with a Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup endorsement.
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