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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
7
A Collection of Good Things and Recipes
A recipe collection features asparagus salad with lettuce and mayonnaise, Southern Spoon Bread from corn meal and butter, Chili of Beef layering steak with beans and tomato, Cream Crackers from multiple flours, Turkish Mint Paste with gelatin and peppermint, Vinegar Sauce with sugar flour and nutmeg, and a closing note on character versus reputation.
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Fleur
Fenison
Practical Victorian Era Cookery From Frugal Recipes
A collection of home kitchen instructions for simple dishes. Recipes include Buttered Potatoes with onions, Grandmothers Muffins with maple sugar, Caramel Fruit Pudding with vanilla, and Washington Pie with cream and jam layers. Instructions emphasize oven timing, mixing, and serving with whipped cream.
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Washington Pie
Frilled Overblouses Highlight Jabot Effects in Styles
Fashion notes showcase frilled over blouses paired with navy suits. White, flesh, and bisque shades feature lace and Jabot edgings, with georgette fabrics and pearllike rosettes. Designs include scalloped trims, Irish lace, and horizontal tucks for structured peplums.
Winsome Crepe Costume with White Crepe and Hat
A simple white crepe outfit features drawn work in contrasting color and is paired with a lovely hat. The ensemble is described as an attractive getup suitable for dress occasions.
Lace Medallion Blouses Highlight Georgette Styles
The article describes blouses featuring overblouse surfaces with hand nude lace medallions centered for emphasis. It notes a bosom front of embroidered net with French lace, and mentions georgette and crepe de chine as favored fabrics in the season.
The Crepe Gown Unadorned in Canton Crepe Fashions
A simple brown crepe gown shown without lining or trimming emphasizes straight lines and ease. Wide tucks and panels create texture, with a brown silk thread for slowwork borders and a sash belt at the waist. A matching brown hat completes the understated summer look.
Millinery Tip: White Organilie Hat Trimmed with Roses
A smart hat uses white organilie trimmed with small organite roses arranged as a wreath on the outer edge. The design is praised more for beauty than practical use.
Two Tone Hosiery Is Smart in Vogue
Silk and silk wool stockings in shades are shown with or without clocks. Two tone silk hose in navy white black and other pairs offer color contrast and changeable effects, suited for country wear and sports.
Lace in Floral Designs Adorns Summer Frocks
Lace appears in frocks with graceful lines in tints of ecru sand and popular variations like mimosa cornflower tile blue ochre and mauve. Spanish conch silk and wool lace are used and heavy silver white lace adorns evening girdles with aprons and insets enhancing the bodice and yoke.
Fashion Note on Black Silk Petticoats and Negligees
Black silk petticoats with wide ruffies hang from the knees or hips, paired with black negligees, reflecting stylistic details of current fashion notes.
Progress of Women in New York Ten Years On
The recent census shows gains in women across professions in New York City. Clergymen rose from five to seventeen, women drivers from six to more than two hundred eighty, and lawyers from novelty to two hundred fifty three. Writers and editors climbed from 1,784 to 3,112, while seamstresses, laundresses, and servants declined. more women entered business, public roles, and leadership positions.
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New York City
Fiji Chief and Olympian Who Returns to Island Life
Answers Call of Blood. A Fiji island chief and Oxford graduate who served as a cook in the RMA corps in France in 1916 and later as a clerk with the Royal Scots Borderers has been medalized by King George for bravery. He deserted civilization and chose to live among his Fiji island kin.
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Fiji Islands
Oxford
R. M. A. Corps
France
Royal Scotch Borderers
King George
South Pacific
Cuticura Ad Promises Soothing Scalp and Clear Skin
A vintage advertisement urges relief for itchy scalp with Cuticura Ointment then Cuticura Soap. Rub dan druff spots, wash with hot water, and use daily for clear skin and soft hands.
Lost and Found Department Opens with Witty Exchange
A quirky scene in the Indianapolis street railway lost and found department features a caller asking for the lost department and the attendant replying that this is the lost department. The dialogue sets a playful tone for the segment.
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Lost and Found
The
Indianapolis Street Railway
Lost and Found Department
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Encourages Bluing Use
A vintage advertisement urges shoppers to tell grocers to use Red Cross Ball Blue for bluing. It promises lasting results and repeated use after first trial.
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Red Cross
Tempering Justice With Mercy in a Local Dramatic Club
A note on discretion accompanies a reader’s report of the Chig gersville Dramatic club production of As You Like It. The editor suggests treating it as a community effort rather than a professional show.
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Chiggersville Dramatic Club
Proverbial Warnings on Speech and Vanity
A Louisville Courier Journal quote contrasts old and new speech norms with a proverb about not delaying speech for too long. Uncle Eben counsels thinking before speaking yet warns against overthinking, noting flattery leads to self-flattery and imperfect speech.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
No Exception. The Irate Father Chorus Girl Intrigue
A terse exchange from the New York Sun portrays a father accusing a chorus girl of deception while his son acknowledges the era's fashion. The brief dialogue captures generational tension and social scrutiny in a city milieu.
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New York Sun
Growlers Affects Family Debate on Prohibition Policy
Mr Barr blasts a bucket shop probe while Mrs Barr questions the impact on national temperance, arguing the country will not become dry regardless of enforcement. The dialogue highlights tensions over prohibition strategies and public sentiment.
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Barr
Time for a practical joker to face his own shame
A question probes whether a lifelong joker ever feels remorse and humiliation for past tricks. It asks if there is a moment he cannot laugh off and must confront the consequences of his actions.
Joys of returning from summer trips for winter
A concise line noting the pleasure of returning home after a summer away and settling in for the winter season.
Naval Testing Ground on Potomac to House Research Lab
The Navy department will establish an experimental research laboratory seven miles down the Potomac from the Washington navy yard on Bellevue grounds. It will operate this summer mainly for development work and will focus heavily on radio research as a primary activity.
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Naval Testing
Navy Department
Potomac River
Washington Navy Yard
Bellevue Magazine
Pilot Chosen for Knowledge Not Wealth
A pilot selected for expertise rather than riches, emphasizing skilled navigation and aviation experience as the decisive factors in assignment. The decision highlights merit and technical capability over wealth or status in pilot selection.
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