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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
14
The article describes green as the season's dominant shade with emerald and apple greens favored. Green wings on white hats and green trims on gowns are highlighted, with red and blue accents noted. Tailored suits, new skirt pleats, and various fabrics like crepe de chine and transparent voiles are discussed, along with sleeve and petticoat styles.
The article recalls how since becoming queen the royal couple has entertained Sandringham children and neighboring parish youngsters at the hall on the queen’s birthday. The queen and princesses serve and play with the children often tying cake in a child’s hand.
The article surveys gowns with Spanish flounces, pleated skirts, and unlined silks in light and heavy fabrics. It highlights two new two piece models, various trims including lace and Valenciennes, and evolving sleeves, boleros, cuffs, and collars. It also notes lace dominated ensembles and crepe de chine fashions.
A lyrical tribute to a pristine forest landscape. The speaker depicts crags, columbines, deer, and thrushes in a sunlit wilderness. Snow and ice refract light on the peak as the speaker marvels at the radiant summit and offers quiet awe to the natural world.
Classic nonalcoholic and alcoholic beverages highlighted with lemonades, chocolate drinks, shrub, mint julep, French punch, Catawba wine punch, and fruit syrups. Includes step by step preparation, ingredients, ratios, and serving notes for a range of summer refreshments.
A K Fallows argues hospitality transcends social obligation and is a social altruism that enriches daily life. Readers are urged to welcome others beyond formal affairs, while contrasting hostess life with kitchen realities and noting French cooking’s global influence.
Fashion pattern notice for foulard blue and white blouse and matching skirt. Details give yardage for medium size, bust measurements, widths, and prices ten cents each. Include pattern numbers 3849 and 3815 and coupon instructions for ordering with payment and address.
A travelogue style critique contrasts rural French eating with urban Parisian tastes, noting bread made by bakers, soup from water boiled vegetables, oil in place of butter, and limited meat. It weighs French economy, food culture, and physical vigor of rural Americans versus French cooks. The piece shifts to shortcake recipes and then to social vanity and fashion trends, including Paris gowns, bluff, and fall styles.
The Philadelphia Times favors borrowing a simple motto Do the next thing to improve character and work. The essay argues many err by rigid plans or complaint, urging steady action, adaptability, and persistence as paths to opportunity and progress.
An extended verse speaks of divine presence in nature and the seasons. It contrasts the earth’s beauty with the tempers of the coming months. The speaker urges reverent reflection on God as the world’s sustaining force and creator.
The piece discusses why adding syllables to the word long lengthens it while adding syllables to short makes it even shorter, exploring a playful language observation in a Lafayette Times reader note.
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