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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
1
A New York fashion authority notes trimmed necks collars and ruffles will define spring frocks. Designers feature plaited chiffon and net with jabots and cascades, long frills, and lace accents in white and pastel shades for both one and two piece styles.
The piece notes floral print fabrics and plain bands used in gowns with double ruling in five colors. White chiffon plating and gathered veils are described, with scarlet blue rose and mauve trim. Delicate metal faces and underruffe of colored chiffon appear in elaborate gowns black.
A fashion page describes lace over white chiffons with a red edge, turn-back gauntlets, and embroidery plus gilt detailing. It notes two tone gloves pairing white with black or bold color contrasts, mentions green on tan and other color mixes, and highlights fabric gloves as comfortable and economical in beige gray brown and yellow becoming more popular than white.
Chiffon ensembles win top praise for both printed and monotone afternoon and evening wear. Short sleeves prevail in airy daytime dresses, while evening looks embrace delicate pastel chiffons and subtle trims. Crepe Elizabeth and Roma fabrics appear in cocoa browns and black for midsummer street fashion with simple coat frocks and tasteful detailing.
Fluttering frocks in delicate pastel tints headline the evening fashion display. Designers showcased airy silhouettes, soft fabrics, and refined lines highlighting feminine charm at the season's event.
A smart woman selects a necklace with a definite idea of its role in her outfit. A choker of tinted peoria may be proper at times, while a long string of small cloudy amber beads provides the right touch on other occasions.
Simple effects dominate this season with cinema age pumps in satin or leather. Fashion writers note smart versatility of plain shoes shaping outfits with understated colorings and refined silhouettes.
A garb description notes a white dress with intricate embroidery in gray brown and beige. It is paired with a red coat accented by beige, creating a coordinated ensemble described in concise fashion terms.
A Virginia Women’s club gathering in Varina Henrico County showcases home demonstration agents role in extension work. The program covers foods nutrition sanitation management decorating farmstead beautification and community development with joint funding by federal state and county entities.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance for girls in 4 H clubs outlines weekly room cleaning. It covers dusting, rug cleaning, window airing, wall care, floor washing, sweeping technique, and furniture dusting to maintain a tidy, organized space.
A late recipe describes making corn meal bread using cornmeal milk eggs butter and baking powder. It instructs greasing a skillet with fat, cooking the meal with milk salt and butter, cooling, beating eggs with soda dissolved in water, then combining and baking. Optional eggs may be omitted with extra milk. Split corn bread is served hot with butter.
Dorothy Story of Hopkinton New Hampshire won the New Hampshire girls clothing clubs championship out of 864 members. She produced 50 garments valued at 125 dollars including 44 extra items beyond the required year, led the ALL Around club for two years, and conducted sewing demonstrations under the USDA and state agricultural colleges.
Nut breads of many kinds remain popular whether yeast or quick breads. They can be baked as loaves or muffins and in forms like gems and buns. Cookies with nuts and nut fillings are common, with chopped kernels enriching batters and doughs as a fat substitute.
Mary Graham Bonner narrates Tommy’s journey to the Wind's Sleeping Palace in a thatched grass palace adorned with vines. A butterfly guides him through a magical landscape as a chorus lulls the Wind to sleep, with doors to slippers and wardrobe secrets and a sign urging visitors to tread softly and stay silent.
Fragmentary report notes a notable incident in Jugoslavia involving epee fencing and a display of strong power. No clear individuals or organizations are identified in the readable text.
A compact note reports on the Agate Mine with scattered text referencing Labial Burde James Szahwnow. The legible portion hints at a status update or listing of parties involved, but details remain obscured and unclear in the readable fragments.
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