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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1922
Page
3
A 1922 feature outlines practical uses for New England leftovers. It details browned corned beef hash, optional poached eggs, and a brown crust with tomato sauce. It suggests using Sunday duck bones for soup, lists Monday meals, and shares recipes for duck salad, celery bouillon, and luncheon dishes with precise ingredients and steps.
The article advises gradual reconciling with unfriendly neighbors to prevent open hostility. It discourages dramatic apologies, suggesting polite steps like slight bows and casual greetings to ease old feuds. Over time, memories fade and neighborly relations improve without forcing friendships.
An exploration of two sandwich types in tea rooms: a substantial on the run and a delicate bite for light appetite. Describes variety growth from lettuce and jelly to unusual combinations, with examples like Swiss cheese and mustard and foie gras.
The article notes that hats will remain key for fashion, with options from broad brims to turban styles. It highlights a bandeau or brocade accent, ostrich plumes, ribbons, and floral clusters as essential trims, praising the transforming power of a well chosen hat. It emphasizes adaptability and the enduring charm of ostrich feather accents.
A short advice piece on American women embracing gardening and the need for practical work clothes. It promotes garden smocks, aprons, and knee or calf length outfits in sturdy brown fabrics to protect outer garments during tasks like weeding planting and watering. The piece notes gardening as a growing American pastime and urges readying durable attire.
A collection of practical tips and curious recipes appears, covering camphor safety, pressboard storage ideas, marinated peppers served on crisp lettuce, photo cleaning methods, and furniture care. It bundles household hacks, from food prep to cloth care, with quirky lines and brief instructions.
Fragmented prose discusses social tact and comfort in everyday interactions. It reflects on how talkative friends reveal sensitivity to others emotions and the value of tact, offering examples of subtle replies that ease distress rather than exacerbate it. The piece includes garbled phrases and typographical errors that obscure some points.
Instructions for home hat making using raffia for simple summer hats. Describes materials raffia and fabrics like straw and linen, suggests color schemes with bright tones over pale backgrounds, and outlines embroidery methods such as the French knots and lazy-daisy stitch to decorate with leaves flowers and cretonne motifs.
A catalog of NO numbers for ladies dresses sizes 36 to 42 requiring various yardages of 36 inch material and ribbon at 15 cents, NO 1052 menswear with contrasting trim, NO 1050 ladies dress size 96 with lace collar, NO 1017 boys suit ages 2 to 8 with striped material, NO 9870 child s suit sizes 2 and 4 with waist fabric, NO 9335 girls dress sizes 6 to 14 with contrasting fabric. prices largely 15 to 16 cents.
Practical Fashions for the Home Dressmaker describes coupon labeling for pattern orders. It notes size must be printed on the coupon and that patterns cost fifteen cents in stamps. Readers are directed to Practical Fashions General Trust Office in New York City with guidance on neat envelope labeling.
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