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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1901
Page
5
In Topeka stores the era’s dress ideas unfold with bolero waistlines and lace trims. The piece outlines preferred fabrics, trims, and silhouettes for spring garments, noting boosted popularity of light materials, belts, and decorative stitching alongside practical, affordable options for housekeepers.
Fragmented kitchen notes describe a plain cup custard baked in a water bath and a celery salad with mayonnaise and French dressing. Also mentioned are orange flower water vanilla and various flavorings, plus a sample weekly menu listing breakfasts and suppers with lamb and sweetbreads.
A Saratoga woman renounced her Episesper church to marry Morris Goldbaum in New Haven. After five years of conflict with family over creed, she embraced Judaism to wed the wealthy merchant at a New Haven ceremony officiated by local and New York City ministers. None of her relatives opposed the match, though they did not approve her religious change.
In Essex on February 16 a trim cutter stored unseen in a barn was dragged out after a heavy snow. William Perkins prepared to take a young woman for a ride to Sate ion foe salle, when a sudden alarming commotion erupted followed by a rapid series of sharp sounds.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted as a remedy for menopause symptoms. Letters from Mrs Johnson and others claim relief from flooding, back pain, and nervous trouble after using the remedies. A public notice about a reward is included.
In Findlay Ohio on February 16 Judge Henry Byal aged 84 and widow Mrs Kite Eaton fled together to wed, shocking the town. The couple, long opposed by family, faced social scrutiny as Byal seeks a lively, mentally active later life with his far younger chosen partner.
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