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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
3
A sprawling household piece offers practical kitchen advice and recipes. It covers laundry tips for wool, carrot preparation, cranberry dishes and desserts, buttermilk and cheese methods, and various pastry ideas. The tone reflects traditional domestic science guidance with step by step preparation notes.
A fragment describes a gray and yellow interior with silk and lace detailing. It notes gray walls and woodwork, yellow accents, pale blue and ivory window treatments, and ornate upholstery. The text mentions a character named Allen Maynell and references a wire and lace textile process for a curtain.
A description notes an angora coat with long roomy sleeves and a scarf to keep the coat from the throw. A jaunty angora cap features a single black feather, complemented by angora gauntlet gloves with white splashes. A heavy woolen akirtie extends below the shoe tops.
The piece describes a baglight with a gold taanndl venarmont finish and tarnished wire braids. It notes a rounded front, a three-wire suspension from a brass hook, and electric light potential along the wires. The author ponders beauty when all lights glow, contrasting simpler and more ornate cob styles.
Fragmented OCR describes frilled skirts with multiple tulle layers and decorative trims. Mentions a rival design with petal potted aire and margin frill. notes three tiered arrangement and grey placiie, with a braded effect at the hip.
A scanned note discusses wool substitutes and fashion trends, arguing warmth comes from fabric construction rather than pure wool. It favors Chantilly velvet and Chantilly veils, noting top fabrics slide through designs with black velvet trimming and delicate dotted borders.
The article describes white taffeta trims on frocks with pinked frills and profuse decoration. A white voile model features pinked taffeta accents and a net dress shows graduated taffeta edging with a voluminous garland peplum and a waist cord.
Fashion commentary notes a shift from sleeveless to sleeved evening gowns as the prevailing style. Some gowns may feature sleeved shoulders for modesty while remaining attractive, with only a few sleevalons expected to appear as exceptions.
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