Pretty Things in Parasols and Umbrellas in Spring Stores
An elderly-style column extols women’s parasol and lace fashions. It highlights satin shades, white embroidery, and decorative bows, and notes men's dawning interest in wives’ hats. It also touches on window styling with yellow drapery and social attitudes toward women's dress and health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinfertumsbdy
India
Linsdowne
Ted
Jackeotz
Grusost
Dore Hite
New York
Hunn
Goek
Wwe
New York Sun
Bigilioe
Woman and Kitchen Craft in Old Domestic Guide
A fragment of a domestic guide discusses marriage era roles, recipes, and kitchen tips. It covers women’s conduct, modesty, and household management, then shifts to practical cooking instructions for sauces, cakes, and croquettes with emphasis on proportion, substitutions, and technique as taught by Lida Ames Willis and Mary Ghetee Guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soeaila the
Techn
Hipbora
Chis
Rangtok
Siam
New York Tribune
Housek
Anit
Wendy
Po Surope
Cannes
Princess Fue
Dreas
Linners
Pereas
Themerlves
Tennil
Desréere
Tegtas
Mitter
Tabie and
Kitches
Lida Ames Willis
Mary Ghetee
Reocrete
Hanning Co
Diane
Simplinau
Ryan
Charlotte
Cresa
Mistin
Yunilla
Niger
Fragmented OCR Fragment About Local Fair and People
Fragmented text mentions various names, places, and activities at a community event. References to Howell, Sana, and Goffes hint at local figures. Mentions of money, cake sales, and a general fair atmosphere appear amid garbled phrases and partial sentences.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka
Reign OF the Laces
Mays
Watts
Imaster Bun
Mick
Sane
Rts
Howell
Princesses
Sunday Chronicle
van Euren Strest
Wesson
Carsine
Bool
Wesson Process Company
South Third Street
Philadelphia
Adil Haifa Phat
Lantana Eon Bs Silestly Belten Uyulka of Two Ai A Plight Ravarlin At Titmeg
Praia
Gaver
Maine
Angiegie
Peae
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Weir Health
M. Exarr
Kinnickinnie Avenue
Milwaukee
Percumian
Lemra X
Batic Creek
Battle Creek Sanitarium Food Co
Battie Creek
Micp
Sug Che
Cme CF
Herve Wi
Hale
Stir Caret
Howell Wintiner
Paso
Iirulted
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