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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
5
A late 19th or early 20th style home economics note advises women to outfit for rainy weather with a mackintosh cape or jacket, a pair of Peany shoes, rubber boots, a soft felt hat, and a large rain umbrella. It suggests packing activities for children and warns against fragile, expensive neck adornments.
Summer fashion centers on lace fichus hats and gloves with delicate trims. Articles describe fichus of mousseline and chiffon, venetian collars, jabots, suede gloves, and airy lace dressed outfits. A summer boa and autour de cous bouquets highlight Parisian novelties, while color trends favor pastels and silk palettes with lace details.
A portrait profile of Mrs Jettintey celebrating her White House charm and fashion sense. It details her careful wardrobe choices a self made gown and diligent hat care, plus tips on dress upkeep gloves and enduring chic. Includes health and beauty notes and practical advice for sleep diet and light calisthenics for children with tested recipes sections.
A distorted caption from Lincoln Nebraska presents Shali She Shine as the next mistress of the White House. The photograph’s description touts her beauty and mentions the Knight of the White Metal, signaling a sensational sensationalized portrait from a late era newspaper with unclear framing.
A fragmented culinary page outlines chicken pie with crust crown and gravy, tomato stuffing, coconut ice cream and coconut water ice, plus a tomorrow menu featuring peach slices, snow cake, croquiste, potatoes and pineapple cake. Includes directions and ingredient lists for lemon butter sauce, bread crust pie, tomato stuffing, and two coconut desserts.
An aged reader named Aunt Trudy discusses faith healing and religious doubt with Jane Starr in the State Journal. The exchange riffs on prayer over medicine, divine power to heal, and skepticism toward modern doctors, with folk sayings and rural dialect.
The readable text hints at a historic church gathering or convention with references to July 11 and 12, a good job inst, and an international convention context. Names include Musowe and Scattered phrases mention Bible, gate, and spate bow. Partial, unclear content limits precise details.
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