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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
6
The article surveys blouse designs from casual wear to evening attire. It notes fabrics like crepe de chine silk and fine cotton broadcloth, with tailored details such as jabots and novel collar treatments. Styles range from sport blouses with practical tub fabrics to demim models paired with matching skirts and airy georgette outfits in pastel shades.
A description of autumn hat shapes with brim details and tiny scarf collars. It notes embroidery and colors adding charm, and hints at coordinated blouses and tunics in chiffon or georgette crepe paired with slips for practical fashion. The piece emphasizes style and practicality in late season wear.
An article details color trends for a fall coat, listing blues such as french blue rouen blue and flax blue and a palette including bracken cocola chocolate yellow onion brown almond and caster. It notes white Promettines day and night effects and leading furs like raccoon chinchilline wolf apricot havana brown and white skunk.
Suzanné Talbot draws fall inspiration from Russian fashion featuring a high black velvet turban headpiece richly embroidered in gold thread and pearls. The ornate design echoes traditional head coverings while updating them with couture detailing.
A reader describes remaking outmoded gowns into fresh designs. She recalls a thrift dress with a pressed bodice and wide belt, noting a thin white collar and full skirt, and urges clever reuse of quality fabric from aged garments.
Fashion notes a craze for plaiting influencing evening wear and accessories. Transparent coats in chiffon and georgette showcase plaited details, with scarves, rafts, hat trimmings, gloves, lingerie, and negligees featuring plated textures in delicate fabrics like chiffon and crepe de chine.
A fragment discusses hat styles and athletic wear, noting adaptable forms, narrow stripes, and vivid velvet colors. It references fashion trends and materials with emphasis on bold palettes and distinctive trims in current times.
The article presents a blanching and processing timetable for fruits and vegetables. It outlines processing times for hot water baths and steam pressure canners, notes adjustments for jar sizes, and mentions USDA guidance for corn beans peas and asparagus when using a hot water outfit in the South.
Detailed guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on selecting fresh corn, preparing utensils, blanching on the cob, and using hot water bath or steam pressure canners. Includes processing times, pressure, jar sealing, and cooling procedures to ensure safe canning.
A fragment describes custard desserts with whipped egg whites forming a floating island atop cooked custard. It notes an English dessert trifil typical sponge cake soaked in custard, topped with tart jelly or fruit, and whipped cream, plus variations like blancmange and jelly desserts.
Melly loved to make doughnuts for her father and his crew. The story describes doughnuts with holes, holes in the center, and the delightful doughnut holes saved for snacks. Melly enjoys shaping, frying, and sprinkling powdered sugar on every batch.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to pose questions about deceit and creatures with scattered phrases and stray characters. The readable elements reference an open column and a test of understanding involving a crocodile metaphor. No clear event, person, or place emerges.
An LA reader reports personal benefit from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after surgery and pregnancy. She notes infrequent medicines needed otherwise and recommends the product to other women for health recovery. The letter mentions Sanative Wash and past operations and is published as anecdotal endorsement.
A Turkish judge who admits to playing poker ruled that the game in a coffeeshop on a warm Friday did not amount to gambling. Six Russians including a woman played for only tea or cookies, while stores and offices closed for Mohammedan Sabbath. The police claimed gambling. the interpreter and judge noted nonmonetary stakes. The case was dismissed with admonitions to police.
Authorities from the immigration company announce that about 1,800 emigrants will leave for South America soon. By year end it is expected that roughly 5,000 Japanese emigrants will have gone to Brazil.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Johan Glimartin and Domna Aldrich whose engagement ended when she was fifteen due to parental objections. Both later married others, and now, forty years after the plans were made, their circumstances converge again as intertwined histories surface.
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