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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1903
Page
9
A fragmentary column discusses types of friendship and social fashion, noting the value of genuine care over self serving admiration. It contrasts steadfast friends with a troubling “man friend” who eyes every achievement and sizes up rivals, urging wiser judgment of relationships.
A reflective piece on friendships with women and men, praising frankness and support. The narrator contrasts male and female friendships, recounts social dynamics, and notes practical decor tips and a pocket problem in fashion journalism.
A fashion column praises a tan felt hat with novel passementerie braiding and new wall papers resembling tapestries for studios. It notes durable prints, discusses common social blunders, and highlights a sheer chiffon velvet gown with gun metal shading, detailed folds, and a pink ostrich feathered toque.
John Graham Brooks argues that women shifted from home work to factory jobs in jam, soap, candies, and clothing. He claims industrial evolution pulls women into the workforce alongside men, facing open market risks, and calls for full protection for women workers.
Guidance on forcing hyacinths in glasses with charcoal and water, narcisus bulbs in bowls with coconut fiber and shell, and Chinese sacred lily in gravel with water and charcoal. Details cover dark storage until roots form, gradual light exposure, weekly water changes, and placement to prevent tipping.
Little Princess Mary, tall for her age, shares her father’s bright coloring and sunlit curls. Her decisive will appears imperious yet not spoiled as she learns through hard work and study. She enjoys boys’ games and becomes a trusted playmate to her brothers.
An English publication called attention to Miss Alice Roosevelt’s heavy schedule, noting she attended 408 dinners, 6 teas, and 271 receptions, paid 443 calls, went to 171 balls, and shook hands with 30 000 to 40 000 people over seventeen months.
The article discusses Sioux beadwork for practical items like quivers and cardcases, and describes moccasins and bead coverings. It notes gendered attire and mentions Japanese ladies among us, praising dress as both charming and functional for women, with emphasis on usefulness beyond appearance.
An advertisement for TABLE AND KITCHEN conducted by Lida Ames Willis at Marquette Buildings Chicago invites inquiries. All rights reserved by Banning Co Chicago.
A compact guide to cranberry use through jellies sauces and desserts including Cranberry Jelly Cranberry Tapioca Charlott es and Roly Polly. It covers washing simmering straining sweetening and molding while noting storage and serving tips for Thanksgiving and winter gatherings.
A collection of cranberry based recipes and preparations including Cranberry Pudding twisted with bread, sugared cranberries in cheesecloth, baked cranberries, a Cranberry Souffle with egg whites, and a Spanish sauce with brown roux. Also includes a red tomato ketchup method and a Kansas City rail fare notice for a horse show and a football trip.
The Empire Hotel offers rooms from 31.0 per day and up, with a fine library for exclusive tourists. Located near Grand Central and the elevated railway, it boasts efficient service, excellent cuisine, and proximity to ferries, steamboats, and theaters. Prop. W. Johnson Quinn notes quick access to the city’s main thoroughfares and amenities.
An old doctor notes appendicitis is more common now due to fast eating and foods clogging the intestines. He recommends Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuits as a natural cure to restore digestive tone and prevent constipation and surgery. Personal testimonials mention long-term relief from stomache issues.
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