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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
7
A society hostess plans an elaborate Easter Monday celebration for 20 children with egg hunts, egg races, and an outdoor egg rolling contest. The menu features egg shaped treats, chocolate and nest desserts, and handmade gift boxes. a bride-to-be announces her engagement at luncheon with her bridesmaids.
The writer cites Browning and notes Easter approaching in a season of renewal after winter. Lent witnessed many courtships, and Eastertide brings revelations and hopeful promises of new beginnings as the community looks toward the holiday.
A bride-elect's Easter Monday luncheon features yellow and white colors with a centerpiece of daffodils and miniature chicks. Menu includes grapefruit cocktails in halves, cream of celery soup, creamed chicken in gatties, potato croquettes, asparagus on toast, watercress nests, yellow candy eggs, and glazed kumquats. Paper novelties and a postmeal paper shower are planned.
Jet buttons add a black touch to colored garments while new felt hats resemble cloth. The Brittany coiffure sits flat in front and piled over the ears. Silk gauzes feature printed borders for draped styles. Wide ware serges and coarse weaves are favored by girls over smooth cloths.
The frame uses pale green silk with gold sequin lines and blue satin stitching to form a ribbon pattern. Dark green ribbons create leaves, and the photo opening is edged with gold tinsel embroidery. Stretch the silk over an old frame or cardboard, with a wadding padding, and damp-dry to smooth puckering.
Pattern notice describes a summer combination garment with a low V neck and umbrella edge drawers. Finished in 34 to 44 bust sizes, materials include long cloth nainsook lawn batiste and China silk. Pattern price ten cents, mail request to Pattern Department with size and pattern number.
A writer recounts a tragic misprint where a poem meant for a loved one was altered by a faulty typewriter producing the unintended line How like flour your face is and the remark that the machine cursed the piece.
An ad promises a rapid cold and cough cure using two ounces glycerine half ounce Concentrated Pine oil half pint good whiskey and other ingredients per dose. It claims cures in twenty four hours and urges buying genuine Concentrated Pine from druggists.
Pattern shows a Russian blouse tunic with Gibson tuck and full sleeves, paired with elastic-knickerbockers and stitched belt creating a long-waisted look. Six sizes 2 to 7 years. material needs vary by width. pattern department details sizes and number.
A brief exchange notes a woman’s mood tied to pursuing the unknowable. The dialogue traces shifts from Browning admiration to a fixation on Henry James, reflecting changing literary taste.
Important notice urges examination of every Castoria bottle for the signature of C F Gru, claiming safe use for over 30 years. The message emphasizes the product as the kind mothers have always bought.
A fragment from a Boston Transcript scene contrasts a joke about a polygamous husband with a quip about temperament. The ad copy touts a liquor waste reduction program promising gains with an Acme home treatment endorsed by physicians and free trials from Fortin in Chicago. An old proverb compares a cucumber in hand to two in the stomach.
A moral reflection notes that true friendship eliminates envy in all disguises. It suggests a man who doubts rejoicing in a friend's happiness is a stranger to virtue. The piece emphasizes steadfast goodwill and the disciplined character of genuine friendship attributed to Addison.
In a tense gathering, Knicker Jones signals cautious backing to Bocker with supporters noting a distinctive stance. A cook's enthusiastic gesture related to a German goose step becomes a notable moment in the proceeding.
An old advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup promoting use for teething children. It claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic with a 25 cent bottle.
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