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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
6
A fractured Beaver Herald column blends quirky anecdotes and social musings. It notes a Chicago man’s spending, aviator mishaps, fashion prophecy, and rambling remarks on marriage, women’s roles, and public life. Strong entities include Chicago, New York, Hoboken, and Austria as referenced locales and public voices.
The article extols luxury fur neck pieces and scarves bordered with ostrich, noting the enduring appeal and premium prices as demand rises. It highlights durable, timeless design like long neck pieces and pillows, with crepe de chine and satin borders, and warns initial costs but long service life of quality fur garments.
An old fashioned guide discusses millinery techniques for hat facings using velvet or satin, with careful edge stitching and abundant baste work. It notes variations like tulle or chiffon facings and stresses precise construction to avoid gaps, plus advice on crown fullness and outer edge fit. It also mentions barbaric dress trends with belts featuring coral accents and iridescent materials in eveningwear.
Readers describe creating a bathroom rug from coarse basket straw and thick cotton embroidery. Patterns vary with bordered centers or full coverage, emphasizing colors that set well. Craft notes mention watered effect from water stains and a mix of worsted thread with heavy upholstery material.
Advertised chenille wearers claim extreme warmth beyond a tuxedo cloak, boasting navy blue and amethyst shades with nite fringes and Persian borders. Prices range from 14 to 180 dollars, reflecting luxury textiles for cold weather.
A period cooking note outlines salads and pork recipes suited to cold days. It covers green salads with French dressing, watercress and grape fruit ideas, and a rich cream cheese salad. It also details pork dishes like Foor Man's Turkey, Spateria With Apple, and a nutmeg spiced cake made with dried apples, plus variations using pork fat and dressings.
A vintage guide extols pork as a desirable substitute for chicken in elegant meals and urges small farmers to raise clean pork for markets. Recipes include Pork Fillet with a bread crumb filling, Pork Stew with onions and milk, and York Chops au Salt, offering practical steps and tips for roasting, frying, and serving without waste.
A fragmented 19th century cooking note outlines handling meat for stews and roasts. It emphasizes careful cleaning, cutting, and simmering to tenderize tough cuts. It lists mutton stew with turnip, onions, and seasonings and adds various sauces and pairings for beef, pork, lamb, turkey, and other meats with brief preparation tips.
Lone Wiens, the Newark artist, speaks with Anorion Stanme about a grim mood despite a cheerful facade. He notes a rough day with a tough audience and questions what others complain about, hinting at personal strain in his creative circle.
A Jan Vit Hayeeh Mfe painting in The Hague museum was damaged by someone who did not intend theft or vandalism. The work shows a basket of fruit with a pale yellow apple as centerpiece. officials say the injury came from a person who brushed too near the canvas while admiring the artist's genius.
In a grocery store a customer asks if the eggs on the counter are fresh. The clerk confirms they were laid by him, replying that he laid them himself, implying the eggs are fresh.
A Michigan reader credits Grape Nuts with reversing long lasting indigestion and fatigue. After a year of illness and an operation, appetite returned, nerves stabilized, and energy for work rebounded. The testimonial cites improved stomach function, steady nerves, and renewed ambition.
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