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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
3
A columnist muses on wealth and beauty among women, contrasting rich and poor girls, praising genuine charm, and imagining how society might share splendor. The piece blends fashion notes on fur, wraps, hats, and colors with views on happiness, morale, and rational living.
A visiting woman in town this week showcases a white cloak with a deep shawl cape and shoulder yoke trimmed with straps crochet buttons and blue dull edging. The coat features a gathered full sleeve, embroidered collar, and stylish detailing throughout.
A historical overview traces the sandwich from humble beginnings to a social staple. It covers bread selection, trimming, cutting shapes, and butter or fillings, noting influential origins from royal dining to traveler meals and detailing practical assembly for travelers and gatherings.
A quirky collection of sandwich ideas with multiple variants. It lists methods for pepper, chicken, cheese and tomato, nut cheese, pound cheese, cream cheese, caviar paste, and Waldorf style fillings. Includes toasted almond and cheese celery options and notes on spreads and storage.
A fragmented notice describes home remedies and recipes including Javelle Water for stain removal and explanations on preparation and handling. It mentions washing with bicarbonate of soda, lime, and dyeing or rinsing after use, with a curiosity about cranberry ketchup and currant preparations.
A fragment describes a fruit preserve method in a pan of hot water with pulp strained through a coarse sieve. It mentions a porcelain kettle, three quarts of pulp, and added spices and vinegar, tied in quell bags, with instructions to cook until soft and smooth.
A debate sparked by the American Authors society petition on post age reveals vast numbers of people contributing to magazines, short stories, novels, and poems in major cities like New York Chicago and Boston. Estimates vary but show thousands in villages and towns as well.
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