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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
7
Plain but dainty undergarments with hemstitching tucks and drawnwork have risen in favor, selling as tailored lingerie. Colorful cotton voiles and ginghams feature color contrasts, yokes, and borders. Tiny girls’ tub frocks show checks, bands, and playful sketches, with bloomers in high demand.
A 1925 feature lists affordable recipes in simple terms including Chop Suey with veal and pork, Economy Stew using beef and rice, Chicken Curry with curry powder and apples, and a Cream Sauce with cream and vanilla. It emphasizes practical, budget friendly cooking for readers.
The year book lies closed and sealed as the speaker contemplates past griefs and pleasures recorded as plain facts. Before them lie white pages to write on, choosing a future from tomorrow with joy or sorrow as the next step.
A vintage recipe collection shows Rhode Island Potatoes with sliced boiled potatoes baked in butter mixed with Worcestershire sauce paprika and salt. Oval potatoes are formed into balls with egg yolk and onion, then roasted. Potatoes Indienne blends curry powder onion and peppers with boiled potato chunks in stock for a hot dish. A note suggests enhancing mashed potatoes with onion juice for flavor.
A playful kitchen tale features flour, sugar, eggs and walnuts planning a party. Various treats bake and brown in the warm oven while friends admire spreads of nut bread fruit cake doughnuts and biscuits. The kitchen buzz ends with shared samples, compliments and gifts to friends.
A passerby inquires about a baby in a buggy as Dorothy explains the girl is ten months old and weighs sixteen pounds, impressing with her quirky phrasing.
A boy named Fred was found vigorously applying machine oil to a cat's mouth. His mother asked why, and he replied that it would stop the cat from squeaking when he pulls its tail.
A new stenciling method uses old lace as the stencil to create delicate wall panel designs. The lace is shellacked to stiffen, firmly fixed on the wall, and colored with a stiff brush while preventing blur. After drying, panels are framed with molding.
The advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a long proven digestive remedy. It cites fifty eight years of market success and claims effectiveness for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related symptoms. It states wide sale in millions of households and availability in 30 and 80 cent bottles.
Slim and Blackie are energetic newsies who visit the Cleveland Symphony concert. They show curiosity about tuning up and ask questions as the director arrives and takes the stand. Blackie misidentifies the conductor as the head simp in a playful exchange.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum powder as part of the Cuticura trio with Soap and Ointment. It claims the powder gives an exquisite face and skin, suitable for babies and for dusting, comparing favorably with other perfumes and priced at 25 cents.
Food depends on the southwest monsoons for most of the Bombay presidency including Sindh. Regular monsoon in Invadeing that part of the country, but defective or irregular monsoons risk India famine. Shortages affect both humans and animals.
Peru plans a national hygiene institute funded by fines from sanitation and pharmaceutical law infringements and other sources to finance construction, aiming to strengthen public health oversight and infrastructure.
The Seattle park board built concrete tree chimneys twenty feet tall to blend with Woodland Park foliage. Bark sections served as plaster molds, poured with colored concrete to match fir and cedar.
An advertisement promotes using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to give daughters a dainty, well groomed look admired by girls. The ad emphasizes the product’s effect on a girl’s appearance and social appeal.
Camille Dussard claims to have developed cold light that can be touched without shock or heat. He notes current lamps waste 99 percent of power as heat and envisions a future lamp producing 10 000 candle power with no heat emission.
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