Methods of Extracting Beeswax Compared in Colorado Study
A Wisconsin writer reports Carl F. Hansen noting Colorado Station research by Alford comparing solar, steam, and pressure under water beeswax extraction. Solar extractors color wax best. pressure under water yields lighter wax with more safety concerns. steam methods vary, with results tied to comb condition and bleaching challenges.
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Colorado
Alford
Carl FH. Hansen
Madison
Wisconsin
Meine
Women take to air as new sport spreads in America
The article describes rising female interest in aviation and ballooning, noting pioneers like Mme Therese Pelletier and Mrs Henry Farman, and American participants such as Mrs Newbold Edgar and Mrs Courtland Bishop. It highlights women aiming to pilot balloons themselves, with Diroouf and Mile Gabe cited as early examples of autonomous ballooning journeys in Paris.
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Eve
Mme
Therese Pelltier
Henry Farman
Arecl
Newbold Edgar
Courtland Diahop
Paris
United States
Uncle Sam
Courtlnd
Pittsfield
Mass
Pittefeld
Mr. Mahon
Mra
Ededr
James Crown Petter
James Crown Lord
Mies Ada de Acosta
Mew P. Lord
Jard
Julian P. Thomas
Diroouf
Mile
Gabe
Parla
MacMonnies Seeks Return to America to Recreate World’s Fair Fountain
Frederic MacMonnies, decorated by France and hailed as America's leading sculptor, plans to return from Europe to see the World’s Fair fountain revived in bronze in the United States. He hopes New York or Washington governments, or private patrons, will fund and honor the project, with the fountain once praised by Saint-Gaudens as the best he has seen. The artist keeps the Giverny models and dreams of a national tribute.
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France
Europe
Frederic MacMonnies
St. Gaudens
America
MacMonnies
Therm
Paris
MacMonalea
Giverny
New York
Washington
T Hearts
Mac Monica
The Rivals and Ming Beauty Spark a Night of Gossip
The New York Weekly notes a social scene where Ming Beauty and her rival are spotlighted. It mentions Ming Beauty’s appeal and hints at her companion's brother, described as a prominent importer of drugs chemicals and toilet articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfella
Ming
Belle
New York Weekly
The Costume Dilemma in American Women’s Wardrobes
The article argues most American women own one costume suitable for most hours, preferring outfits like the blouse suit or contal t, with a topcoat for warmth. It notes many women are wage earners with outdoor duties and social needs, while the one piece suit fails in mid winter due to mismatched fabric warmth between street and home.
Velutina Fashion Gains as Cold Weather Arrives
Velutina gains favor as autumn cold sets in with new shades and coordinating cloaks. A woman pins a green empire gown sewn with black silk braid and lavender velour buttons. Her coat, three quarter length and empire styled, matches the gown and is trimmed with the same silk braid.
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Velutina
Fievor
Empire
Cranberry Catsup Recipe for Winter Use
A home recipe describes making cranberry catsup using cranberries water and vinegar with spices tied in muslin and simmering then straining. It adds brown sugar and simmers briefly to yield a delicious catsup suitable for small batches throughout winter.
Coat for Small Boy in Red Broadcloth with Fur Trim
A charming winter coat for a young boy features red broadcloth trimmed with black Persian lamb. The design emphasizes fur placement for cachet and practicality for children. The piece notes easy alterations for an older garment and advises on durable edges like fur cuffs and collar.
Gowns Made of Scarfs In Shawl Fashion Era
Gowns are described as made from shawls with white Chinese crepe and embroidery. The top features a Greek-style wrap with a large shoulder buckle while fringe remains on the shawl. A long simple skirt of white crepe de chine completes the outfit without extra trimming.
Spice Layer Cake and Apple Filling Recipe
A fragmented recipe describes making a two layer spice cake with butter salt and sugar, then a separate apple filling. It lists mixing steps, bake in two layers, and topping with a thick white mixture. The garbled text preserves some measurements and method but is difficult to follow.
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F.C. Alford
Bes Culture
Hansen's Extracting House
Mme. Durcouf
M'Monnies
Tils
Tone
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