Fashion Notes and Social Whirl from Women’s World
A montage of columns on education for girls and domestic arts, tea prep, wildflowers, and home management. Includes fashion trends for thin corsages and beaded trims, public figures like Laura Bridgman, and Washington society etiquette debates amid varied society sketches and notices.
Artichokes for Hogs and Hayfield Hints for New England
Instructions to farmers on using artichokes as a hog feed, notes on plowing in green manures, clover forage value, and practical haying tips. Highlights include artichokes yielding seed for hogs, rye and manure experiments, clover as high quality fodder, and timely haymaking steps with curing, stacking, and storage guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Caldwell
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Monroe Morse
Medway
New England
N. E. Farner
A. Knapp
Towa
Knapp
Tts
Recipes and a Robbery Report From a Busy Page
A baker's beans dish and several fruit desserts are described with step by step instructions including soaking beans and baking long hours. Strawberry jam and shortcake recipes are detailed with cooking times and ingredient ratios. The item also reports Ezra Hersise, a National Express Company messenger, stole a $10,000 money package. the money was recovered at his house and he was arrested. The piece closes with a plug for a medical book, Science of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Parlon
Juliet Carson
St. Agnes’ Guild
Congregation of St. Augustines
East Houston Street
Misa Carson
Miss Carson
Carson
Kats Field
Edgar ‘Allan Poe
Joseph W. Field
Foe
Frank Lesuis
Mexico
Cuba
South America
Pauline Metternich
Vienna
Mars
Fiona Grace
Warrensburg
Woman’s Department
Sacramento
Cal
Frances Hoposox Bussert
Washington
Alcott
Wes
Newport
Miss Howe
Legation
Albert Meyer
Letion
Georce M. Pomaran
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
White House
Cleveland
Miss Cleveland
Bayard
Hull
Ezra Hersise
National Express Company
Hersing
Etiquette of a Royal Drawing Room in Rome
A vivid portrait of the Italian royal drawing room, detailing Queen Marguerite of Savoy’s gracious, multilingual greetings to each guest, the meticulous etiquette of presentation, and the royal dress described as olive velvet with steel embroidery and pink feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
Europe
Rome
Quirinal
Marguerite of
Savoy
Nome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Woman
Necommin
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Victor Emanuel
Louisa M. Alcott
Anyirl
Indy
Honda
Moth
Holland
Philadelphia Ledger
Gorsop
St. Augustine’s
Harper's Bazar
Sallie
Laura Bridgman
Tomen
Gail
Percy
Miss Bridgman
Iss Bridgman
Trarié
Mademoiselle
Odlum
Brooklyn Bridge
Boston
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