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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
5
A 1920s style feature celebrates motor wear for women centering on chiffon veils and turbans. It notes goggles for practicality, the transient beauty of headgear, and the Oriental inspired turban option as the latest trend for motorists.
A guidance piece on children's dress stressing utility comfort and individuality. It favors simple one piece dresses for ages one to twelve guimpes extended to the waist summer wear and home sewed options. It recommends soft durable fabrics like lawn batiste and net in plain pure colors avoiding fantastical styles.
The latest shoe buckles feature French brass filigree with Bulgarian color settings. Prices for these items run from $3.50 to a higher figure per pair, depending on design and store.
The yellow malines girl becomes a fashion highlight for the coming month with shades between ecru and corn color. Yellow appears in marine net accessories, hats, neckpieces, and light scarves worn over outfits. Scarves of this tint are long, two to three yards, unhemmed, creating an ethereal wrapped effect. Flesh tints and other shades also rise in popularity while sea dampness harms the look.
Cubist designs appear in corset materials, black and white footwear remains popular, crown dent marks a smart feature in country felts. Chamois yellow appears in girls toppers, white chinchilla coats for sporty wear, gold and green rising in favor. Lace underwear dominates, often over net. New fall collars are high to combat cold. Draped coats preferred for dress, simple coats for utility. Coat chains mix beads, steel and coral. Corsets mimic a natural uncorseted silhouette. rigid ones fall out of favor.
Inexpensive glass beads give tone to white costumes. Opaque beads sold in sufficient length for a neck drop form a V-line, more flattering than a round neck. Prices range from 50 cents to 1.50, with shades in jade green yellow red and blue.
A reader’s guide from the Delineator shows pineapple prepared for immediate serving or winter preserves. Recipes include Pineapple Omelet, Pineapple Sirup, Pineapple Sauce for Ice Cream, Preserved Pineapple Uncooked, Pineapple Jelly, and a Huckleberry Pudding with pineapple notes.
Two pounds of raw beef ground, five crackers ground, one cup milk, butter the size of an egg if there is no fat in beef, one egg, and a pinch of salt and pepper. Optional chopped onion for flavor. Bake slowly for about two hours.
Rubber tips for dining-room chairs protect hardwood floors from scratches and reduce maintenance. They are inexpensive and save both work and damage, promoting easier care and longer floor life.
A traditional hard sauce is made by creaming half a cup of butter with a cup of powdered sugar. Fold in a whipped egg white seasoned with salt and nutmeg until light. Serve with pudding as a rich topping.
A short note advises adding a little borax to the final rinse when washing sateen. The tip aims to brighten the fabric and enhance gloss after laundering, noting borax improves the sateen’s finish.
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