Girl to steward estate work in six hundred acre NY area
A NY financier plans his daughter to manage a 650 acre estate including ice supply, timber, dairy, stables, conservatories, market gardens, and farms. She studies daily reports, hires and dismissals, and learns costs firsthand, aiming to become the estate steward with equal pay.
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New York
Europe
Barlenin
Brgient
Presant
Amateurs Craft Lap Robes for Year Round Use
The article outlines patterns and materials for lap robes and carriage coverings designed for warmth, protection, and style. It covers fabrics from crash and linen to silk and satin, detailing construction methods, borders, embroidery, and finishing touches for perambulator robes and travel use.
Practical Talks By The April Grandmother On Jaw Care
The April Grandmother urges women to maintain facial harmony to avoid a pronounced jaw when wearing Dutch necklines. She prescribes daily profile care, cautious dieting to prevent skin and jaw issues, and three rules: keep the head tipped, avoid a too-thin jaw, and maintain regular dental care.
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Ned
Cony
Ineck
Problem of the Summer Petticoat in a HE era
A lengthy how to on summer petticoats discussing materials and construction. It covers gray pagen, plackets over the left hip, diamond gore designs, dirt shedding fabrics, and sewing approaches for skirts worn beneath lightweight outer garments. Ends with guidance on avoiding ribbons and pairing petticoats with net overlays.
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Kummer
Ution
Wright
Ejan