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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
3
A garbled OCR page lists numerous kitchen tasks and home care tips. It mixes salad preparations with cleaning guidance, pepper handling, and child safety advice, written in an old fashioned instructional tone with varied and misread phrases.
Old style French dressings form the base for many new blends. Add Roquefort or green pepper and cucumber for a crowd pleaser, or fruit dressings using vinegar for lighter, sweeter notes. Keep ingredients cold and balance vinegar to taste, then chill before serving.
A degraded recipe collection describes Pineapple Salad, Grapefruit salad, and Tomato variations with ingredients like canned fruit, almonds, whipped cream, mustard, and jelly. It includes Bapaago cheese salad, lemon juice, celery, apples, and mayonnaise dressings, plus cucumber potato salads and molded gelatin fruit dishes.
The article notes a fashionable surge around the top hat and related millinery during the era, with mentions of Eton styles and a shift toward austere youth attire. It discusses societal reactions, Church rebukes, and a spread of French bolero influences into English dress, highlighting scarce materials and broader fashion production and employment trends.
The article describes popular handkerchief designs including white cotton, vixy laven der, straw, pink, blue, and green pieces. It notes round and square corners, net hems, scalloped edges, and eyelet work. Mourning varieties feature violet net frills, while black net lace and plain black hems appear in other styles.
A brief guide to creating a narrow braid using mercerized crochet cotton. Chain a base, form double stitches in the outer loop of the previous stitch, and repeat to the desired length. Useful for trimmings such as lingerie taps, drawstrings, or decorative edging.
A fragmented breadth of fall attire discussion highlights popular applique and embroidery trends for winter garments. The piece notes decorative elements, fabrics, and fashion imagination, mentioning items like gowns and aprons, with emphasis on handwork and inventive material.
A fragmented fashion description notes a pink frock with white satin seams and tulle, worn by a model named Gwen in an evening look. The piece emphasizes delicate trims, narrow edge ribbon, and a marine blue drape, with mention of a bodice and decorative details.
Handy storage idea for small rooms. A simple wooden clothes tree with eight branches helps keep garments organized, tidy, and ready in the morning. An inexpensive surprise that teaches order and calm for children and households.
A description of short morning smocks designed to replace breakfast jackets. They fall to the hip with a longer blouse belt, trimmed in linen. Models feature white or tan khaki, lightweight cotton, and hand-smocked detailing. Comfortable for summer mornings with a low turnover collar.
A brief health note advises soothing sunburn with a mixture of bicarbonate of soda and water and applying cold cream to ease the burning sensation.
A historical notice highlights new fall sweaters for youths in silk woven and wool varieties. Describes fine silk threads in many colors for outdoor activities, practical wool blends, and padded pockets. Emphasizes fit, low prices, and durable care for school wear, noting models suited to outdoor sports and daily use.
Fashion notes unveil three fall hat models. A black velvet turban with extension crown forms a bare brim, a white chiffon and velvet turban features a front bond ornament, and a wide brim hat with upward turning back trims and ostrich plumes offers a graceful silhouette.
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