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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
8
A fashion writer predicts small fur pieces will return to style this summer though not worn as broadly as in previous seasons. Neckpieces of fox and sable, shorter scarfs, and new small fur accents shift toward tasteful, seasonable contrasts with lighter dresses. Some wearers will choose elaborately designed scarves in gauze or silk as alternatives to fur while remaining fashion conscious.
The item describes a stylish black Milan hat trimmed with pink roses for a woman. The description emphasizes the chic, neat design and the decorative floral trim as the hat's main feature.
Enduring artistry appears on scarfs woven in crepe and chiffon. A black monkey fur edge is contrasted by a border of white fox trimmed with long black fringe. Hand painting, once the bete noir of artists, decorates the fabric with bright gold outlining for showy, beautiful effect.
Fashion writers note cretonne coats as a season’s novelty in resort wear. A renowned designer brightens palettes with hand blocked linens and cretonnes, producing striking coats that blend chic color, bold design, and decorative potential.
The description highlights plaited details in spring skirts with varied placement. Options include inverted front plaits, panel style, front or side groups, or box plaits near the hem. Belts, when provided, may be wide and evoke sports dress styling.
A historical overview traces polka dots, coin spots, and related patterns in fabrics and design. It notes dots and stripes as primitive yet modern motifs, their expansion into varied sizes colors and uses from borders to floral outlines, and recounts the origin of the term from Bohemian roots tied to the polka dance. It mentions Anna Slezak and Prague, with the term polka dot evolving into a widespread textile pattern.
The article describes narrow ribbons with each edge a different color, listing associations such as blue with pink and green, manga with pink and blue, sand with blue and brown, gray with sand and coral, and blue with gray and black. It notes ribbons as flats appearing each season and hints at prophecies that this style may gain more favor than usual this spring.
The new corgan culta sets are shown in linen and cotton materials with showy plaid and checked gingham. Deep over cuffs match collars and colorways include blue rose orange taupe on white with many mixtures. Also displayed are pretty chambrays in plain colors.
Shape Your Own Hat Dent, or qpope your own, what is athe ee smart millinera are giving 'their 'patrons In selecting sport hats. They 'emphasize the felt shapes now being turned out lend themselves to the individual twist of briny and floating of crown which give then whakweter nod inubyial.
The guide from the United States Department of Agriculture explains fresh boiling water for tea, warming two earthenware teapots, and adjusting strength by brewing times. Use one level teaspoon per cup for English breakfast or China congou, with 3 minutes brewing for balance and aroma while avoiding excess tannin. Tea should never be boiled and should be kept hot after straining.
Recipe fragment describes mixing grated cream cheese with salt paprika chopped green pepper and pimento folded with mayonnaise and whipped evaporated milk. Blend in oil and whipped cream cheese then add nuts and pack in mold with tea and salt for 3 hours. Serve garnished with parsley or watercress on lettuce leaves.
A farm based home economy outlines saving fat scraps from butchering to make hard white soap. It details fat preparation, lye solution, borax mix, aging time, and yields about 100 bars worth over five dollars, emphasizing self sufficiency and financial savings.
Bake rhubarb with sugar before packing in hot jars. Cut stalks in half inch lengths, bake in covered dish, then process five minutes in hot water. The hot pack method is preferred for vegetables and many fruits. Obtain Miscellaneous Circular 24 from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington for canning directions.
A Virginia woman in Powhatan County transforms unused kitchen areas into practical storage and work spaces. She converted a former stairwell area into a closet, installed a homemade sink, and created a warming bread area above a pot cupboard. She also repurposed items, white enamelled cabinets, and labeled coffee cans for cereals and supplies. The USDA photographed the scene.
Readers relate personal testimony about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs EM Brandenburg Milwaukee Wisconsin reports improved strength weight gain and resumed housework after four bottles this year. Mrs Adal Horace Nebraska describes relief from severe backache and renewed energy using the product.
Publishers reveal that timeless titles like Little Lord Fauntleroy Robinson Crusoe and Dickens classics remain best sellers in sales and library circulation. In India Robinzon Crusoe reportedly outsold its first five years by the five years recent, showing enduring popularity.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and mistake symptoms for other conditions. Ties to fatigue, nervousness, and poor ambition are linked to kidney issues. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physician's prescription, offered via drug stores with a sample available for ten cents by mail.
An unusual accident on a Berlin thoroughfare halted traffic as a mare pulling a heavy cart collapsed and delivered a foal to astonished pedestrians. A police officer summoned a veterinarian surgeon. the mare and foal were moved to a stable by van.
An advertisement touts Outicara Ointment for smooth skin with phrases about redness roughness or itching. It recommends bathing with Cuiteard Soap and hot water, rinsing drying gently applying Outicara Talcum for a fragrance. Item priced at 25 cents each.
In a field of about 2 40 riflemen competing for 182 prizes from the Society of Miniature Title Clubs of England two women were among the four who tied for the leading trophy.
A quip exchanges wit on pets and time. A teacher asks which animal most loves humans and a bright pupil responds with a playful remark about windings and watches. The dialogue plays on language and humor in a schoolyard setting.
The sea grows choppy as persistent winds whip the surface into crested waves. Sailors report unsettled conditions and caution advised near offshore reefs while weather officials monitor the atmospheric pressure and wind stream.
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