New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-21

One OF the lines IN which the United States
leads tbs world Is that OF meat eating. The Ar
gentine Republic used to hold the championship in
this particular but in consequence OF the influx o.
people have now taken 10 growing and eating
cereals.
II coffee tea and chocolate spots on table linens
are treated Immediately with boiling water, they
will almost always come completely. unless the
water is from an artesian we'll The linen should
be placed over n bowl and the water poured
through II till the stain disappears stains that
have become set should be spread with a mixture
S Sunlight fEa s0'A anu S'' ~ '-''
An English fashion writer advises every woman
to have at least one black gown in her wardrobe,
and ito put il on when she is feeling tired or or
stances She declares. is accentuate weary looks
While agriculture and horticulture compare
lively new occupations for women in this country.
the sweet girl gardener is quite matter Of course
in England. A graduate of Lady Henry Somersets
Farm Colony has charge OF all its horticultural
work. Another superintends the laying out OF
gardere IInder the direction of the London Public
Sc ltGSSms SSseorfati0u In 1885 the gold medal OF
the Royal Horticultural Society was pestowsd 4gU
She has since started a business or her own III
which she employs several assistants
,,or,cans who go 10 Paris find the French habit
~ carrv,nc on many of the domestic and personal
processes in the open air charming Parlslan
mothers OF the poorer classes see nothing strange
IN taking their children for afternoon IN the
Bots de Bouogne and carrying the petit Pois along
n shell for dinner while the youngsters are playing
tag and hide and go seek Others Will take tne
stockings fresh from the weeks wash 70 darn. OF
paterfarniias's trousers to patch. or even collars
NAPKINS babies caps. etc. to finish for some shop
The nearest approach the New-Yorker is likely 10
find TO this intimacy of living is in the Jewish quar-
ter There people make no bones Of reading sew
ing sleeping and eating in public The Sidewalks
are occupied with long rows OF rocking and otneF
chairs which are occupied by gossiPins women.
,nd children are fed put bed and ch9StlSed Win
"tr-oiete Indifference to the public The ViSltor
ROM another section of the city, who IS ccstoteI
~ wore convention IN the conduct OF NE = ~
- vrisb mat these stout Hebrew mothers SouIc Is
IDI,,re5 20 consider little what people WOtLl0
sav What strikes the American - adoftbiT VI -
P1riSian bourseois CiScustS him Whtn seen ~ rs
w., country So certainly DO distance anu IOi-
eignness lend encaanJment
Fashion is 81 Il more accommodating mood Win
,oe,,d 70 fur TIL ye-- Than she was last season
and is goirg % permit The use Of cheaper skins
.,r.Iock nom" for instance. Will to q certain eX-
,s,+ t,ke t.ie Place OF 1roUdJaH. AND ca'@cal and
..vatt, which bsIu, Interpreted Is colfskin pure
and simple, VIII be used for ir.'.'l' IS. II - -
bpoutif marked Velt in cream and lawn, put lt
u,ui - - much embroidered prooahtF tha( us
original condition Will hardly be rrcoEniza9ie En-
6rSideqine fur seems much Ike p,untins tae rose,
nv Ar MS been d,crecd th1t the hrrti"Fes on the
more elaborate coats shall be Ticn ana striking