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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
3
A period piece describes attractive home needlework items a compact work box with brocade and gold braid. It highlights frocks in dark taffeta crepe de chine with slender waists and ruffled or bouffant skirts plus party frocks in crepe de chine and satin finished with embroidered details and decorative trims.
A breakfast table column offers Corn Pudding with cornmeal, milk, eggs and corn, plus variations with peppers. Chestnut Salad and Armenian Goulash with dumplings. Stuffed Quinces and a fruit-based array. Dried figs, prunes and pears are prepared as jams, syrups, or desserts, with Baltimore Pudding and stuffed fruit ideas.
The text recalls E. Fornier d Albe's optophone turning print into light and music to aid the blind, with a jokey American aside about a safe combination. It also includes a series of short humorous vignettes and a Jewish-style courtroom quip about Moses and a turkey, finishing with a line about listening to the gods.
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