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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1902
Page
15
The illustrated fashion piece details fall street attire trends with basque and habit coats, three quarter coats, and shorter walking skirts. It highlights materials like tweeds and velvet, suede accents, bold leather trims, varied fur pieces, elaborate textiles, and new sleeve shapes, signaling a luxe yet diverse season.
A New York Sun piece recounts a tale from Broadway riders at Twentieth Street, detailing two Middle West visitors from Indiana or Illinois who boarded a Broadway car and sat upfront facing the others, illustrating a broader theme of effort and possibility.
Albert Fairbanks of Worcester, blind for thirty three years, has published a novel written by the Braille pin prick method and translated by a friend whose manuscript served as the publisher's copy.
A fragmentary verse recalls nostalgia for youth and memories of loved ones. The speaker laments lost joys and asks time to hurry, contrasting past delights with present longing, set in a melancholic, reflective tone.
A dialogue among three women in gray, Blue Eyes, and a Gray Gown explores social irritants in hosting and visiting. They laugh at meddling relatives, experimented guests, and sensitive types, then resolve to be considerate guests who respect hosts and keep to agreed routines.
The Society of American Women in London forms a strong network for literary artistic scientific and philanthropic women. It hosts rooms at Prince’s and a large banquet hall for monthly luncheons. Members enjoy teas recitals and invitations to speak while dues support club upkeep with officers and international affiliations.
The piece argues that keeping clean is a costly constant for American women, detailing laundering costs for lace and shirtwaists, impact of coal strikes on prices, and the rising expense of underwear. It contrasts American thrift with foreign views, notes steam laundries multiplying, and ends with social commentary on domestic stewardship and frugality.
A fashionable indoor gown in Louisine silk with cream lace and chiffon trims. Details include blouse pattern 4048 and skirt pattern 3888 with sizes listed. pattern coupon costs 10 cents per set, mail to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis, Ind. Allow one week for return.
An early summer feature offers quick economical egg based dishes using common kitchen staples. Escalloped Eggs blends mashed potatoes and hard boiled eggs with white sauce and brown top. Egg with Shrimp Sauce pares toast rounds with poached eggs served with a shrimp sauce made from stock, butter, flour and anchovy seasoning. Curried Sardines continues with sardines seasoned and prepared in a curry style for a simple yet flavorful meal.
A compact guide to simple curries with sardines and a lemon finish, plus a spiced tomato sauce and a long, careful note on making spaghetti with tomato sauce. It covers curry base, vegetables, butter roux, and serving with rice, plus detailed steps for tomato sauce and macaronis.
An observant woman advises careful gifts of food to the ill noting avoid heavy china and damask napkins, use inexpensive china and Japanese paper, and send advance word of tray pickup. She urges thoughtful acts for housebound, boarding house, and nervous patients to ease strain on families and support recovering relatives.
The article surveys fall and winter style trends with emphasis on hats, feathers, and velvets, noting coarse muslin pillow covers for protection, camphor to remove dish stains, kerosene treated tubs, and cherry-picked fabrics. It highlights velvet garments, ostrich plumes, laces, and empire cloaks as key items, with English corduroy and mirror velvets shaping the season.
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