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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
6
A vivid account of Paris fashion shows and travel wear detailing gowns in alpaca and satin, hats with plumes, and summer fabrics like lawn and pique. It notes traveling outfits for women and infants, wrapping garments for the sea, and forthcoming fall trims in embroidery, chiffon, and taffeta with bold color contrasts.
Catherine Talbot notes current seaside fashion with parasols on beaches displaying familiar decoration. New trims include embellished ties with delicate embroidery and crystal handles, while grotesque handles fade. Summer gowns feature sheer skirts with lawn and ace fabrics, silk slips, underfronced silks, ruching, and plaited knife pleats with lace and velvet threads enhancing outlines.
A detailed guide to maintaining and improving an icebox for winter use. It covers sealing cracks with putty and paint, lining and cleaning, using charcoal and sawdust for odor control, constructing a homemade cooler, and building a simple icehouse with proper layering, drainage, and ventilation.
The Recordion plaited sows in gweden bi Uste or crepe de dhite render flattering silhouettes with white or ecru labe and pure yokes. Valenciennes lace trim and wide sleeves adorn bodices while petti coats mix silk, embroidery, and ribbon. Embroidered marguerites and lace edging accent blouse tips in black satin and turquoise silk.
The piece praises red linen as a fashionable fabric for holiday wear, noting attractive shades and simple device like a pelicohed pinafore blouse or bolero. It highlights Harris linens and brown holland as smart revival fabrics, with examples of chic outfits featuring embroidered cotton textures, straw hats, and velvet ribbons.
A bride wore a princess frock of renaissance lace over white chiffon on satin with a diamond buckle and orange blossom spray at the left, transparent lace sleeves and yoke, a long train softened by chiffon and lace, and an turquoise Coateur en Belero going away dress with silver embroidery. Underneath was a white muslin blouse with a black three cornered toque lined with white and a drooping white ostrich feather.
A historical note describes icehouse placement and ground conditions to drain water, the impact of soil type on peat framing, and rough estimates for ice production and sale potential. It suggests porous ground, proper orientation, and methods to freeze fresh water if no nearby lake or stream.
A 19th century-like notice warns mothers about ringworm in children. It urges immediate medical treatment, strict isolation of affected items, and careful hygiene to prevent contagion. It warns against letting infected children mix with others and cites dangers of reusing contaminated headgear.
To wash garments soak in a lather of soap and warm water with three quarters of a spoonful of borax dissolved. Turn the garment, rub gently for very dirty spots, rinse in clean water, and repeat as needed. If colors fade, add salt to final rinse or rinse again in water with a tablespoon of vinegar. Wring gently without twisting or squeezing.
A detailed fashion sketch explains a charming outing outfit in outing flannel. The jacket lengthens to cover the waist and lapel, paired with a white collar and cuffs. The dark blue frock features a two flounced skirt with decorative tabs and buttons, a padded band, and a ribbed belt for the waisted look.
The article describes muslins as stylish yet affordable fabrics. It notes the ease of sewing simple patterns and the appeal of rich Geum Paria textures. It discusses the economy of wardrobe pieces like silk slips worn under muslin garments and the value of well-made undergarments.
The article outlines a black evening coat in a classic cut with varied soft epaulettes and pale ecru shade. It notes steel or panty buttons and a lining of white satin or pale brocade, highlighting the refined style and color pairing.
A scrambled kitchen note outlines steps for a dessert, mentioning stirring, simmering, and pouring into molds. It lists ingredients like chocolate and vanilla and references timing and measurements though many words are garbled. The fragment suggests a bake or custard mold preparation with mixed phrases about heating and mixing.
A playful project describes making a tall form bale and weaving colorful wool into a ball. Instructions suggest using a box before sewing, choosing rayon wool in five colors, and stitching stripes before assembling the ball with a rattling interior. The guide notes ease of opening windows by brushing inside and brushing lint.
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