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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
2
A detailed recipe from the Boston Cooking School Magazine describes preparing a four pound cod or haddock with bread stuffing, parsley, onion, and lemon. The method covers sealing, garnishing with peas and pork, baking steps, sauces, and final presentation. It notes the dish is intended for fasting days and highlights a prominent association of notable women.
The Illinois Woman's Press association opens to women writers across fields including authors scientists musicians and artists. It grew from an auxiliary of the national group founded in 1885 and now counts about 100 members led by president Mrs. John Moses a pioneer U S newspaper woman noted as a living exemplar.
The piece notes a fashion shift away from Pett coats toward knickerbockers and woolen combinations with lace, ribbons, and cambric frills. Woolen lingerie is described as embroidered with raised satin stitch, reviving grandmothers crimping.
The New York Tribune shows a Louis XVI style window design with a cornice and vallance matching side curtains. Simpler curtain use advances color grouping, while a plain material cornice and vallance can reduce cost yet preserve dignified folds. A British Chamberlain department note mentions a woman chimney sweeper and a female statuary mason.
The Woman's club of Evanston Urs has raised nearly $12,000 for the Charity hospital of that place and a new hospital building will soon be opened free from debt. Mrs Emma King has been appointed postmistress at Borie Laramie county Wy vice Martha E Knight resigned.
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