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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
5
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Observant Topeka woman tracks styles in fashion books and stores as extremes in skirts and jackets dominate. White remains a fall favorite. lace trimming and velvet gowns gain presence. millinery features gold accents, buckles, plumes, and roses in velvet or silk.
Royal cousins prepare a forthcoming marriage with modest initial funds about 100,000 dollars per year. The couple aims to build wealth through future income and prudent financial management, outlined as they plan their early years together.
Reporter notes a Parke wedding featuring a bride who wore a voluminous tulle veil with silver. The piece cites a Commercial Advertiser view on fashion, wedding dress details, and bridal accessories, including a lengthy discussion on style, scent, and comfort.
The article surveys women’s dress details including embroidered gowns, mouseelisse yokes, and Rotman point lace, plus accessories like white Beaver hats and pink bouquets. It then reviews sandalwood incense and carved boxes, notes sizing woes with shoe fitting, and quotes Beatrice Harraden on women’s work and domestic tasks in a humanitarian column.
A dense collage of tips on work by women and men roles, home care, beauty, and etiquette. It covers chores, polishing, cleaning, and cooking tasks, with practical advice on kitchen routines, cosmetic care, and preparing compact meals. The piece also touches on attitudes toward gender roles and domestic life.
The text presents a jumbled, antiquated recipe or cooking guide with garbled phrases and many misspellings. It mentions baking techniques, layered preparations, and various ingredients like bread, apples, fruit fillings, and puddings, though the lines are incoherent and largely unreadable. The result resembles a damaged culinary note from a historical column.
A dated ad describes a woman’s severe digestive and nerve symptoms, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can cure and relieve misery. The sketch features Sten Will of Englishtown and claims Mrs. Pinkham offers guidance and remedies, urging readers to ask for the product at stores.
An unreadable OCR passage mentions aerial competition and ground beans with scattered phrases about persons and actions. It hints at a team or event with references to Peter and ARI AtVair but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
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